Roughing It, Part 8.
Roughing It, Part 8.
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Sir, contrasted with a circumstance which occurred in my own experience, itinstantly becomes commonplace. No, not that--for I will not speak sodiscourteously of any experience in the career of a stranger and agentleman--but I am obliged to say that you could not, and you would notever again refer to this tree as a large one, if you could behold, as Ihave, the great Yakmatack tree, in the island of Ounaska, sea ofKamtchatka--a tree, sir, not one inch less than four hundred and fifteenfeet in sol...id diameter!--and I wish I may die in a minute if it isn't so!Oh, you needn't look so questioning, gentlemen; here's old Cap Saltmarshcan say whether I know what I'm talking about or not. I showed him thetree. " Captain Saltmarsh--"Come, now, cat your anchor, lad--you're heaving tootaut. You promised to show me that stunner, and I walked more thaneleven mile with you through the cussedest jungle I ever see, a huntingfor it; but the tree you showed me finally warn't as big around as a beercask, and you know that your own self, Markiss.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sir, contrasted with a circumstance which occurred in my own experience, itinstantly becomes commonplace. No, not that--for I will not speak sodiscourteously of any experience in the career of a stranger and agentleman--but I am obliged to say that you could not, and you would notever again refer to this tree as a large one, if you could behold, as Ihave, the great Yakmatack tree, in the island of Ounaska, sea ofKamtchatka--a tree, sir, not one inch less than four hundred and fifteenfeet in sol...id diameter!--and I wish I may die in a minute if it isn't so!Oh, you needn't look so questioning, gentlemen; here's old Cap Saltmarshcan say whether I know what I'm talking about or not. I showed him thetree. " Captain Saltmarsh--"Come, now, cat your anchor, lad--you're heaving tootaut. You promised to show me that stunner, and I walked more thaneleven mile with you through the cussedest jungle I ever see, a huntingfor it; but the tree you showed me finally warn't as big around as a beercask, and you know that your own self, Markiss.
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