Rich Enough
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"What a waste of water!" he exclaimed. "What a noble run for millsand manufactories!" Poor Frances actually turned pale; but, collectingher spirits, she said, "It is hardly right to call it a _waste_ ofwater. " "Liberal, not lavish, is kind Nature's hand. " In the mean time, Mr. Draper had taken his pencil, and on the back of aletter was making lines and dashes. "Look here, " said he to Howard. "Seehow perfectly this natural ledge of rocks may be converted into a dam: itseems precisely made for... it: then, by digging a canal to conduct thewater a little to the left, there is a fine site for acotton-manufactory, which, built of granite, would add much to the beautyof the prospect. Just here, where that old tree is thrown across thestream, a bridge may be built, in the form of an arch, which also must beof stone. It will make the view altogether perfect. " "I cannot think, " said Howard, "the view would be improved; you wouldhave a great stone building, with its countless windows and abutments, but you would lose the still, tranquil effect of the prospect, and takemuch from the beauty of the stream.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"What a waste of water!" he exclaimed. "What a noble run for millsand manufactories!" Poor Frances actually turned pale; but, collectingher spirits, she said, "It is hardly right to call it a _waste_ ofwater. " "Liberal, not lavish, is kind Nature's hand. " In the mean time, Mr. Draper had taken his pencil, and on the back of aletter was making lines and dashes. "Look here, " said he to Howard. "Seehow perfectly this natural ledge of rocks may be converted into a dam: itseems precisely made for... it: then, by digging a canal to conduct thewater a little to the left, there is a fine site for acotton-manufactory, which, built of granite, would add much to the beautyof the prospect. Just here, where that old tree is thrown across thestream, a bridge may be built, in the form of an arch, which also must beof stone. It will make the view altogether perfect. " "I cannot think, " said Howard, "the view would be improved; you wouldhave a great stone building, with its countless windows and abutments, but you would lose the still, tranquil effect of the prospect, and takemuch from the beauty of the stream.
What to read after Rich Enough?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lee Hannah Farnham Sawyer to read onlineMoreLess
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