Summer On the Lakes, in 1843
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It is perfect whether you look up through itfrom the lake, or down through it to the transparent waters. We bothascended and descended, no very easy matter, the steep and crumblingpath, and rested at the summit, beneath the trees, and at the foot uponthe cool mossy stones beside the lapsing wave. Nature has carefullydecorated all this architecture with shrubs that take root within thecrevices, and small creeping vines. These natural rains may vie forbeautiful effect with the remains of European... grandeur, and have, beside, a charm as of a playful mood in nature.
The sugar-loaf rock is a fragment in the same kind as the pine rock wesaw in Illinois. It has the same air of a helmet, as seen from aneminence at the side, which you descend by a long and steep path. Therock itself may be ascended by the bold and agile. Halfway up is aniche, to which those, who are neither, can climb by a ladder. A veryhandsome young officer and lady who were with us did so, and then, facing round, stood there side by side, looking in the niche, if notlike saints or angels wrought by pious hands in stone, as romantically, if not as holily, worthy the gazer's eye.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is perfect whether you look up through itfrom the lake, or down through it to the transparent waters. We bothascended and descended, no very easy matter, the steep and crumblingpath, and rested at the summit, beneath the trees, and at the foot uponthe cool mossy stones beside the lapsing wave. Nature has carefullydecorated all this architecture with shrubs that take root within thecrevices, and small creeping vines. These natural rains may vie forbeautiful effect with the remains of European... grandeur, and have, beside, a charm as of a playful mood in nature.
The sugar-loaf rock is a fragment in the same kind as the pine rock wesaw in Illinois. It has the same air of a helmet, as seen from aneminence at the side, which you descend by a long and steep path. Therock itself may be ascended by the bold and agile. Halfway up is aniche, to which those, who are neither, can climb by a ladder. A veryhandsome young officer and lady who were with us did so, and then, facing round, stood there side by side, looking in the niche, if notlike saints or angels wrought by pious hands in stone, as romantically, if not as holily, worthy the gazer's eye.
What to read after Summer On the Lakes, in 1843?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fuller Margaret to read onlineMoreLess
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