St Lukes Garden
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Here in the heart of the hills the river's expanse seemed like a lake hemmed in by the mountains, and when the *'day boat" "Albany, " came round West Point and quickly glided out of sight between the ramparts that rise beyond Fort Montgomery it seemed as though the mountain wall had opened to let her come and go, and her thou- sands of tourists, and those that watched seemed like men of a phantom world.
Space will not permit to tell of the towering cliffs, creeper covered, with purple flowers m... clefts and crannies, of vine and fern and palm- like sumac, nor of the forest's growth of locust and cedar and linwood with oaks and chestnuts everywhere hiding the stark frame of the mountain — a single detail is all that may be noted. A guy wire had been stretched taut from a telegraph pole to a tree whose gnarled roots held firmly to the moss-covered rocks. A vine springing there had climbed the tree to the wire on which it had run out half a hundred feet, and hung its purple clusters fair to the 84 ST.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Here in the heart of the hills the river's expanse seemed like a lake hemmed in by the mountains, and when the *'day boat" "Albany, " came round West Point and quickly glided out of sight between the ramparts that rise beyond Fort Montgomery it seemed as though the mountain wall had opened to let her come and go, and her thou- sands of tourists, and those that watched seemed like men of a phantom world.
Space will not permit to tell of the towering cliffs, creeper covered, with purple flowers m... clefts and crannies, of vine and fern and palm- like sumac, nor of the forest's growth of locust and cedar and linwood with oaks and chestnuts everywhere hiding the stark frame of the mountain — a single detail is all that may be noted. A guy wire had been stretched taut from a telegraph pole to a tree whose gnarled roots held firmly to the moss-covered rocks. A vine springing there had climbed the tree to the wire on which it had run out half a hundred feet, and hung its purple clusters fair to the 84 ST.
What to read after St Lukes 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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