Summer Etchings in Colorado
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Im- mediately after his death the Pequod war broke out. * * * NELLIE'S CLIMB UP THE CANON.
"Yesterday" and "to-day" are words bearing very opposite meanings to me just now ; for, while stiff and ach- ing, I think only of to-day's pain, yesterday's pleasure being left far behind, till " Remembrance wakes with all her busy train, Swells at my breast, and turns the past to " The rhyme is spoiled, for I must put pleasure instead of pain I congratulated myself on being finely equipped for the tramp ...up the Canon — short walking-dress, stout boots, and veil tied over my much suffering and rebellious nose, for the sun burns fearfully here. But after the first quarter of a mile, which brought us to " The Bath, " the loveliest ever 64 queen's canon.
Naiad bathed in, my heart misgave me. My boots seemed most unfit to be trusted, my dress a mere incumbrance, my veil no shield ; for, looking upward, there rose before us a straight wall of stones, bedded in gritty sand. Netta was the foremost of the climbers, Lottie and the boys fol- lowed, and I, poor I, brought up the rear, dolefully con- scious of my Eastern inability to affront these aspiring paths.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Im- mediately after his death the Pequod war broke out. * * * NELLIE'S CLIMB UP THE CANON.
"Yesterday" and "to-day" are words bearing very opposite meanings to me just now ; for, while stiff and ach- ing, I think only of to-day's pain, yesterday's pleasure being left far behind, till " Remembrance wakes with all her busy train, Swells at my breast, and turns the past to " The rhyme is spoiled, for I must put pleasure instead of pain I congratulated myself on being finely equipped for the tramp ...up the Canon — short walking-dress, stout boots, and veil tied over my much suffering and rebellious nose, for the sun burns fearfully here. But after the first quarter of a mile, which brought us to " The Bath, " the loveliest ever 64 queen's canon.
Naiad bathed in, my heart misgave me. My boots seemed most unfit to be trusted, my dress a mere incumbrance, my veil no shield ; for, looking upward, there rose before us a straight wall of stones, bedded in gritty sand. Netta was the foremost of the climbers, Lottie and the boys fol- lowed, and I, poor I, brought up the rear, dolefully con- scious of my Eastern inability to affront these aspiring paths.
What to read after Summer Etchings in Colorado?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eliza Greatorex to read onlineMoreLess
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