Rambles About the Country
Rambles About the Country
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The other side is sloping, and covered with trees, plants, and flowers. A mill-race extends from the fall to a saw-mill, on the flat land, about a hundred yards below. We had to climb a steep precipice and partly over this race-way, to get on the bed of the creek, above the fall. This accomplished, we proceeded up, along the bank, covered with under-brush, shrubbery, and flowers, to the next fall, presenting a convex point, and about fifteen feet in height, — a very pleasant cascade.
u Between ...this and the fall below, is a beauti- ful curve in the ravine, and a spacious rocky beach, along the edge of the stream. This is quite a ro- mantic spot. A little further on, we came to a place, where, at the top of the precipice, which is perpendicular, a piece of the rock appears to have been cut out, about ten feet in length, mak- ing an opening of that width. Through this pass, A RAMBLE ABOUT ITHACA. 137 it is said, that Lucifer, in one of his earthly ram- bles, made a leap, whether by accident or design, will never be known.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The other side is sloping, and covered with trees, plants, and flowers. A mill-race extends from the fall to a saw-mill, on the flat land, about a hundred yards below. We had to climb a steep precipice and partly over this race-way, to get on the bed of the creek, above the fall. This accomplished, we proceeded up, along the bank, covered with under-brush, shrubbery, and flowers, to the next fall, presenting a convex point, and about fifteen feet in height, — a very pleasant cascade.
u Between ...this and the fall below, is a beauti- ful curve in the ravine, and a spacious rocky beach, along the edge of the stream. This is quite a ro- mantic spot. A little further on, we came to a place, where, at the top of the precipice, which is perpendicular, a piece of the rock appears to have been cut out, about ten feet in length, mak- ing an opening of that width. Through this pass, A RAMBLE ABOUT ITHACA. 137 it is said, that Lucifer, in one of his earthly ram- bles, made a leap, whether by accident or design, will never be known.
What to read after Rambles About the Country?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by E F Elizabeth Fries Ellet to read onlineMoreLess
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