The Best Tour in Norway
The Best Tour in Norway
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Here and there you see a scattered cluster of houses that might be called a village, and a strip of green that might be termed a meadow, and now there is a little offing with a barque or two at anchor in it, but there is otherwise hardly any sign of human ex- istence. The sea-birds skim and drop and rise again in our wake, or fly away to unknown haunts, with shrill cries and flapping wings, but for 240 THE BEST TOUR IN NORWAY.
the rest all is silence in the calm, rock-begirt waters.
Most of the...se craggy rocks and barren islands have names of their own, familiar enough, no doubt, to those who navigate the waters from which they lift their gaunt, grey forms, but strange and mean- ingless to the foreigner. Now and again one is tempted to ask what such or such a huge pile of granite is called, more perhaps for the purpose of identifying it on the map, so as to see what progress we are making, than for any particular interest which the object itself excites. But there is one great rock, encountered near the entrance to the Nord fjord, which cannot be passed by without attracting special notice and inquiry.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Here and there you see a scattered cluster of houses that might be called a village, and a strip of green that might be termed a meadow, and now there is a little offing with a barque or two at anchor in it, but there is otherwise hardly any sign of human ex- istence. The sea-birds skim and drop and rise again in our wake, or fly away to unknown haunts, with shrill cries and flapping wings, but for 240 THE BEST TOUR IN NORWAY.
the rest all is silence in the calm, rock-begirt waters.
Most of the...se craggy rocks and barren islands have names of their own, familiar enough, no doubt, to those who navigate the waters from which they lift their gaunt, grey forms, but strange and mean- ingless to the foreigner. Now and again one is tempted to ask what such or such a huge pile of granite is called, more perhaps for the purpose of identifying it on the map, so as to see what progress we are making, than for any particular interest which the object itself excites. But there is one great rock, encountered near the entrance to the Nord fjord, which cannot be passed by without attracting special notice and inquiry.
What to read after The Best Tour in Norway?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward John Goodman to read onlineMoreLess
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