Summer Paradise
Summer Paradise
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The table is supplied with the purest and freshest of farm prod- ucts, and butter, milk and cream are sup- plied by the drove of Jersey cows which is one of the famous features of the place. Fine roads lead from the hotel, and good saddle-horses and stjdish turn-outs are supplied to guests, who may also charter for special excursions the tally-ho coach, Marion. Almost every room in the house furnishes a lake view, although the moun- tain view from the western windows is quite as beautiful. The ...hotise is sup- plied with electric bells and lighted with gas and electricity. There are elevators, and the drinking water is brought from a large spring far up the mountainside.
In the heart of that portion of Lake George where the mountains are the wildest and the most rugged, and but six miles from Fort Ticonderoga, with its his- toric associations, is the Rogers Rock Ho- tel. It occupies a bold promontory just to the north of the famous Rogers Slide, where tradition has it that the general of that name slid down its smooth and pre- cipitous face onto the ice of the lake to escape the Indians.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The table is supplied with the purest and freshest of farm prod- ucts, and butter, milk and cream are sup- plied by the drove of Jersey cows which is one of the famous features of the place. Fine roads lead from the hotel, and good saddle-horses and stjdish turn-outs are supplied to guests, who may also charter for special excursions the tally-ho coach, Marion. Almost every room in the house furnishes a lake view, although the moun- tain view from the western windows is quite as beautiful. The ...hotise is sup- plied with electric bells and lighted with gas and electricity. There are elevators, and the drinking water is brought from a large spring far up the mountainside.
In the heart of that portion of Lake George where the mountains are the wildest and the most rugged, and but six miles from Fort Ticonderoga, with its his- toric associations, is the Rogers Rock Ho- tel. It occupies a bold promontory just to the north of the famous Rogers Slide, where tradition has it that the general of that name slid down its smooth and pre- cipitous face onto the ice of the lake to escape the Indians.
What to read after Summer Paradise?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by F S From Old Catalog Presbrey to read onlineMoreLess
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