Station Amusements in New Zealand
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H---- insisted on bringing poor Mr. K---- backwith us, though he was somewhat reluctant to come, alleging that afew days spent in the society of his kind made the solitude of hisweather-board hut all the more dreary. The next day and yet the nextwe returned to our gloomy skating ground, and when I turned round in mysaddle as we rode away on Friday evening, for a last look at Lake Idalying behind us in her winter black numbness, her aspect seemed moreforbidding than ever, for only the bare steep... hill-sides could be seen;the pine forest and white distant mountains were all blotted and blurredout of sight by a heavy pall of cloud creeping slowly up.
"Let us ride fast, " cried Mr. K----, "or we shall have a sou'-westerupon us;" so we galloped home as quickly as we could, over ground thatI don't really believe I could summon courage to walk across, ever soslowly, to-day, --but then one's nerves and courage are in very differentorder out in New Zealand to the low standard which rules for ladies inEngland, who "live at home in ease!" Long before we reached home thestorm was pelting us: my little jacket was like a white board when Itook it off, for the sleet and snow had frozen as it fell.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
H---- insisted on bringing poor Mr. K---- backwith us, though he was somewhat reluctant to come, alleging that afew days spent in the society of his kind made the solitude of hisweather-board hut all the more dreary. The next day and yet the nextwe returned to our gloomy skating ground, and when I turned round in mysaddle as we rode away on Friday evening, for a last look at Lake Idalying behind us in her winter black numbness, her aspect seemed moreforbidding than ever, for only the bare steep... hill-sides could be seen;the pine forest and white distant mountains were all blotted and blurredout of sight by a heavy pall of cloud creeping slowly up.
"Let us ride fast, " cried Mr. K----, "or we shall have a sou'-westerupon us;" so we galloped home as quickly as we could, over ground thatI don't really believe I could summon courage to walk across, ever soslowly, to-day, --but then one's nerves and courage are in very differentorder out in New Zealand to the low standard which rules for ladies inEngland, who "live at home in ease!" Long before we reached home thestorm was pelting us: my little jacket was like a white board when Itook it off, for the sleet and snow had frozen as it fell.
What to read after Station Amusements in New Zealand?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Barker Mary Anne to read onlineMoreLess
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