San Francisco
San Francisco
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There is a beautiful grove of eucalyptus on its top through which the never-tiring wind almost always blows, and even on the warmer windless days when you would think there was not a breath stirring, looking up through the clusters of pointed leaves you are conscious that there is air in motion. For the wind is but held in leash in the distant fog bank out on the Pacific. In a little while both will tear away and the fog enveloping the houses and hills will make what is archi- tecturally unbeau...tiful beautiful by its mystery. In the district called Cow Hollow years ago, between the then leisurely- army posts of the Presidio and Fort Mason, where the land was made practical to hold the Exposition, is the Palace of Fine Arts. Of all art museums it has an architectural fitness, a glamour of romance of the past enhanced by its reflection in the beautiful lagoon. A grove of eucalyptus should surround it through which paths would lead to its lofty colonnade. Its permanency is a thing that should be carried out, for it is an added attraction to the beauty of the City.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There is a beautiful grove of eucalyptus on its top through which the never-tiring wind almost always blows, and even on the warmer windless days when you would think there was not a breath stirring, looking up through the clusters of pointed leaves you are conscious that there is air in motion. For the wind is but held in leash in the distant fog bank out on the Pacific. In a little while both will tear away and the fog enveloping the houses and hills will make what is archi- tecturally unbeau...tiful beautiful by its mystery. In the district called Cow Hollow years ago, between the then leisurely- army posts of the Presidio and Fort Mason, where the land was made practical to hold the Exposition, is the Palace of Fine Arts. Of all art museums it has an architectural fitness, a glamour of romance of the past enhanced by its reflection in the beautiful lagoon. A grove of eucalyptus should surround it through which paths would lead to its lofty colonnade. Its permanency is a thing that should be carried out, for it is an added attraction to the beauty of the City.
What to read after San Francisco?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Francis Joseph Bruguire to read onlineMoreLess
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