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Their outlines are of the softest, roundest, and most intangible. They appear to be motionless, but a close and careful watch will show that slowly, almost imperceptibly, but con- stantly, they are changing their shapes, never, how- ever, assuming any similitude that is other than beautiful. Occasionally there will be seen along their lower edges comparatively straight lines of darkened cloud, showing the indication of the presence of a greater quantity of moisture in them than usual to 88 OUR ...HERITAGE THE SEA form nimbus or rain clouds, of which more anon. The time to study these clouds is at dawn, when the heralds of the coming sun touch and glorify them.
At night, in their pure whiteness under the glare of the silver moon, they look cold, and when they glide across the face of the satellite they cast quite a gloom over Nature, which we instinctively resent. Even then they do not cease to be beautiful, but they do not appeal to our senses as they never fail to do in the daytime.
They are the lowest of all the clouds, so low in fact that it is not necessary to scale a very high mountain in order to get among them and experience the same sensations as we have when enveloped in a heavy mist, which is indeed a cloud in contact with the earth.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Their outlines are of the softest, roundest, and most intangible. They appear to be motionless, but a close and careful watch will show that slowly, almost imperceptibly, but con- stantly, they are changing their shapes, never, how- ever, assuming any similitude that is other than beautiful. Occasionally there will be seen along their lower edges comparatively straight lines of darkened cloud, showing the indication of the presence of a greater quantity of moisture in them than usual to 88 OUR ...HERITAGE THE SEA form nimbus or rain clouds, of which more anon. The time to study these clouds is at dawn, when the heralds of the coming sun touch and glorify them.
At night, in their pure whiteness under the glare of the silver moon, they look cold, and when they glide across the face of the satellite they cast quite a gloom over Nature, which we instinctively resent. Even then they do not cease to be beautiful, but they do not appeal to our senses as they never fail to do in the daytime.
They are the lowest of all the clouds, so low in fact that it is not necessary to scale a very high mountain in order to get among them and experience the same sensations as we have when enveloped in a heavy mist, which is indeed a cloud in contact with the earth.
What to read after Our Heritage the Sea;?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frank Thomas Bullen to read onlineMoreLess
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