Silver Lake
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HUNTING, AND OTHER MATTERS, ON SILVER LAKE.
Sunrise is a gladsome event almost at all times; we say "almost, "because there are times when sunrise is _not_ particularly gladsome. Inthe arctic regions of Norway, for instance, we have seen it rise onlytwenty minutes after it set, and the rising and setting were so muchmingled, that no very strong feelings of any kind were awakened. Moreover, we were somewhat depressed at the time, in consequence ofhaving failed to reach those latitudes where the ...sun does not set at allfor several weeks in summer, but shines night and day. To the sick, sunrise brings little comfort; too often it is watched for withweariness, and beheld, at last, with a feeling of depression at thethought that another day of pain has begun. But to the healthy, andespecially to the young, sunrise is undoubtedly, on most occasions, agladsome event.
At least Nelly Gore thought so when she awoke and beheld, from the floorof the hut where she lay, a flood of yellow glory gushing through avalley, turning Silver Lake into gold, tipping the trees with fire, andblazing full in Roy's face, which was at that moment turned up to thesky with the mouth open, and the nose snoring.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
HUNTING, AND OTHER MATTERS, ON SILVER LAKE.
Sunrise is a gladsome event almost at all times; we say "almost, "because there are times when sunrise is _not_ particularly gladsome. Inthe arctic regions of Norway, for instance, we have seen it rise onlytwenty minutes after it set, and the rising and setting were so muchmingled, that no very strong feelings of any kind were awakened. Moreover, we were somewhat depressed at the time, in consequence ofhaving failed to reach those latitudes where the ...sun does not set at allfor several weeks in summer, but shines night and day. To the sick, sunrise brings little comfort; too often it is watched for withweariness, and beheld, at last, with a feeling of depression at thethought that another day of pain has begun. But to the healthy, andespecially to the young, sunrise is undoubtedly, on most occasions, agladsome event.
At least Nelly Gore thought so when she awoke and beheld, from the floorof the hut where she lay, a flood of yellow glory gushing through avalley, turning Silver Lake into gold, tipping the trees with fire, andblazing full in Roy's face, which was at that moment turned up to thesky with the mouth open, and the nose snoring.
What to read after Silver Lake?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by R M Robert Michael Ballantyne to read onlineMoreLess
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