The Catskills
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But when I said something about its pioneer loneliness to Brute, he replied: "I suppose they 've all gone to the movies." That was the fun of being with Brute. You could never predict his reactions. Hungry, he would turn all the sanctities into a mockery.
STONY CLOVE 133 Moved by some scene of beauty, there was none more devout. Dependable at - base, honest throughout, he let his moods play with the tendrils of his fancy as a current plays with submerged grasses, waving at the top, rooted at th...e bottom.
Edgewood brings the valley to a climax, sitting enthroned in the measure of its maturity. Only the narrow passage north remains of all the gen- erous spaciousness below. At Edgewood the view is nearest to grandeur. Ahead, the Notch; be- hind, the winding smiling valley and the curved hills. The mountains attain a dignity seen rarely elsewhere in the Catskills. Seracs of shale crop out, and the shoulders of Hunter are still high above you.
The Notch is an impressionist carving in that most successful of all designs, the V.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But when I said something about its pioneer loneliness to Brute, he replied: "I suppose they 've all gone to the movies." That was the fun of being with Brute. You could never predict his reactions. Hungry, he would turn all the sanctities into a mockery.
STONY CLOVE 133 Moved by some scene of beauty, there was none more devout. Dependable at - base, honest throughout, he let his moods play with the tendrils of his fancy as a current plays with submerged grasses, waving at the top, rooted at th...e bottom.
Edgewood brings the valley to a climax, sitting enthroned in the measure of its maturity. Only the narrow passage north remains of all the gen- erous spaciousness below. At Edgewood the view is nearest to grandeur. Ahead, the Notch; be- hind, the winding smiling valley and the curved hills. The mountains attain a dignity seen rarely elsewhere in the Catskills. Seracs of shale crop out, and the shoulders of Hunter are still high above you.
The Notch is an impressionist carving in that most successful of all designs, the V.
What to read after The Catskills?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Morris Longstreth to read onlineMoreLess
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