Pebbles On the Shore
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I haven't, although it is within a couple of hundred yards of where I work and although I know it is rich in 156 ON SEEING LONDON 157 priceless treasures. I am always going, but "never get, " as they say in Lancashire. It is too handy.
I was talking the other day to a City merchant who lives at Sydenham, and who has never seen Hampstead Heath. He had been travelling from Sydenham to the City for a quarter of a century, and has worn the rut so deep that he cannot get out of it, and has hardly mo...re likelihood of seeing the Northern Heights than of visiting the moun- tains of the moon. Yet Hampstead Heath, which he could see in a morning for the cost of a three- penny ride in the Tube, is one of the incomparable things of Nature. I doubt whether there is such a wonderful open space within the limits of any other great city. It has hints of the seaside and the mountain, the moor and the down in most exquisite union, and the Spaniards Road is as noble a promenade as you will find anywhere.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I haven't, although it is within a couple of hundred yards of where I work and although I know it is rich in 156 ON SEEING LONDON 157 priceless treasures. I am always going, but "never get, " as they say in Lancashire. It is too handy.
I was talking the other day to a City merchant who lives at Sydenham, and who has never seen Hampstead Heath. He had been travelling from Sydenham to the City for a quarter of a century, and has worn the rut so deep that he cannot get out of it, and has hardly mo...re likelihood of seeing the Northern Heights than of visiting the moun- tains of the moon. Yet Hampstead Heath, which he could see in a morning for the cost of a three- penny ride in the Tube, is one of the incomparable things of Nature. I doubt whether there is such a wonderful open space within the limits of any other great city. It has hints of the seaside and the mountain, the moor and the down in most exquisite union, and the Spaniards Road is as noble a promenade as you will find anywhere.
What to read after Pebbles On the Shore?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A G Alfred George Gardiner to read onlineMoreLess
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