The Annals of the Poor
The Annals of the Poor
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The shore, between the different cliffs and the edge of the waves, was insome parts covered with stones and shingle; in some, with firm sand; andin others, with irregular heaps of little rocks fringed with sea-weed, and ornamented with small yellow shells.
The cliffs themselves were diversified with strata of various-colouredearth, black, yellow, brown, and orange. The effects of iron ore, producing very manifest changes of hue, were everywhere seen in tricklingdrops and streamlets down the sid...es.
The huts in which the fishermen kept their baskets, nets, boats, andother implements, occupied a few retired spots on the shore.
The open sea, in full magnificence, occupied the centre of the prospect;bounded, indeed, in one small part, by a very distant shore, on therising ascent from which the rays of the sun rendered visible a cathedralchurch, with its towering spire, at near thirty miles' distance. Everywhere else the sea beyond was limited only by the sky.
A frigate was standing into the bay, not very far from my recess; othervessels of every size, sailing in many directions, varied the scene, andfurnished matter for a thousand sources of contemplation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The shore, between the different cliffs and the edge of the waves, was insome parts covered with stones and shingle; in some, with firm sand; andin others, with irregular heaps of little rocks fringed with sea-weed, and ornamented with small yellow shells.
The cliffs themselves were diversified with strata of various-colouredearth, black, yellow, brown, and orange. The effects of iron ore, producing very manifest changes of hue, were everywhere seen in tricklingdrops and streamlets down the sid...es.
The huts in which the fishermen kept their baskets, nets, boats, andother implements, occupied a few retired spots on the shore.
The open sea, in full magnificence, occupied the centre of the prospect;bounded, indeed, in one small part, by a very distant shore, on therising ascent from which the rays of the sun rendered visible a cathedralchurch, with its towering spire, at near thirty miles' distance. Everywhere else the sea beyond was limited only by the sky.
A frigate was standing into the bay, not very far from my recess; othervessels of every size, sailing in many directions, varied the scene, andfurnished matter for a thousand sources of contemplation.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richmond Legh to read onlineMoreLess
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