St. Luke's Garden
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In the Ordnance Museum, too, are Revolutionary relics and interesting collections of arms and equipments dating to the most modern, and many novel things gathered in all our conflicts, including Cuban, Chinese and THE HUDSON HIGHLANDS 87 Philippine curios. In the Library, CuUom Memorial Hall, and Academy buildings are many military mementos, and some things suggesting our years of peaceful achievement, while the hospitals, the gymnasium, well ap- pointed, with its great swimming pool, and the n...ew Officers' Mess, might claim hours of atten- tion.
Beyond and about the charmed circle of cadet life and officers' quarters, like a coarser husk, is another West Point not so well known to visitors, seldom thought of by the great public who, from sea to sea and from the Lakes to the Gulf, feel something like personal pride and interest in the Academy.
Thousands of visitors indeed come for but a few hours, between up boat and down, or gather about the plain to watch a foot-ball con- test or drill of cadets, fair to see, and carry away this charming picture alone in their minds.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In the Ordnance Museum, too, are Revolutionary relics and interesting collections of arms and equipments dating to the most modern, and many novel things gathered in all our conflicts, including Cuban, Chinese and THE HUDSON HIGHLANDS 87 Philippine curios. In the Library, CuUom Memorial Hall, and Academy buildings are many military mementos, and some things suggesting our years of peaceful achievement, while the hospitals, the gymnasium, well ap- pointed, with its great swimming pool, and the n...ew Officers' Mess, might claim hours of atten- tion.
Beyond and about the charmed circle of cadet life and officers' quarters, like a coarser husk, is another West Point not so well known to visitors, seldom thought of by the great public who, from sea to sea and from the Lakes to the Gulf, feel something like personal pride and interest in the Academy.
Thousands of visitors indeed come for but a few hours, between up boat and down, or gather about the plain to watch a foot-ball con- test or drill of cadets, fair to see, and carry away this charming picture alone in their minds.
What to read after St. Luke's Garden?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Albert Struthers Stewart to read onlineMoreLess
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