Pynnshurst His Wanderings And Ways of Thinking
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they were ; those mighty surges, as of the Atlantic, voiceless and motionless ; those breaking waves hanging suspended, and not to fall and not to flow forever, evermore ; then he was impressed and awed, and began to understand the glacier, and some such fancy as this came over him.
That there was a time, in the far long ago, when this tremendous sea, lashed into fury by the olden winds Eurus, and Africus, and Notus, flowed strong and terrible from its abodes on high ; that it shivered the moun...tains in its furious way ; that it rove asunder those Alpine peaks ; and gathered there, to rush upon the plains and valleys, and to whelm them with eternal devastation.
But that one deep prayer from some good man's heart, had flown before it to the throne of God, and that the Voice which once spake upon turbulent Galilee, had spoken here amid the mountains, and said to the stormy waters, Peace ! be still !
How many leagues upon leagues it stretched away along its granite bed there he never inquired; what were its scientific causes he never knew, nor cared about, but he gathered some of the glacier flowers that bloom about its edges, and putting his impressions in a private pocket of his own heart, asked Kipps, " If it would not be a superb neighborhood for an ice- cream saloon.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
they were ; those mighty surges, as of the Atlantic, voiceless and motionless ; those breaking waves hanging suspended, and not to fall and not to flow forever, evermore ; then he was impressed and awed, and began to understand the glacier, and some such fancy as this came over him.
That there was a time, in the far long ago, when this tremendous sea, lashed into fury by the olden winds Eurus, and Africus, and Notus, flowed strong and terrible from its abodes on high ; that it shivered the moun...tains in its furious way ; that it rove asunder those Alpine peaks ; and gathered there, to rush upon the plains and valleys, and to whelm them with eternal devastation.
But that one deep prayer from some good man's heart, had flown before it to the throne of God, and that the Voice which once spake upon turbulent Galilee, had spoken here amid the mountains, and said to the stormy waters, Peace ! be still !
How many leagues upon leagues it stretched away along its granite bed there he never inquired; what were its scientific causes he never knew, nor cared about, but he gathered some of the glacier flowers that bloom about its edges, and putting his impressions in a private pocket of his own heart, asked Kipps, " If it would not be a superb neighborhood for an ice- cream saloon.
What to read after Pynnshurst His Wanderings And Ways of Thinking?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Xavier Donald Macleod to read onlineMoreLess
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