The Continental Monthly, Vol. 6, No 3, September 1864
The Continental Monthly, Vol. 6, No 3, September 1864
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It is possible to walk the entire length of the ravine, surrounded byjets of steam, and little bubbling springs of mineral water; somehissing, some sputtering, others roaring, and others shrieking; theground being soft and hot, your stick sinking into the clayey ooze, anda puff of spiteful steam following it as withdrawn; your shoes white oryellow, as you tread the chalk or the sulphur banks, and your feetburning with the hot breath of the sulphur blasts below.
If you are not stifled by the sul...phur fumes above, be thankful; and whenat last you reach the 'Mountain of Fire' at the head of the ravine, andlook back upon the perils of your upward journey, you think of poorChristian in the Valley of the Shadow of Death. Bunyan in his dreamsnever imagined a more horrible place.
It is a vale of wonders--Nature's laboratory, where chemistry is to bestudied. The name and number of the springs is 'legion, ' Hot Sulphur, Warm Sulphur, Blue Sulphur, White Sulphur, Alum, Salt, and nobody knowsall the mineral compounds.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is possible to walk the entire length of the ravine, surrounded byjets of steam, and little bubbling springs of mineral water; somehissing, some sputtering, others roaring, and others shrieking; theground being soft and hot, your stick sinking into the clayey ooze, anda puff of spiteful steam following it as withdrawn; your shoes white oryellow, as you tread the chalk or the sulphur banks, and your feetburning with the hot breath of the sulphur blasts below.
If you are not stifled by the sul...phur fumes above, be thankful; and whenat last you reach the 'Mountain of Fire' at the head of the ravine, andlook back upon the perils of your upward journey, you think of poorChristian in the Valley of the Shadow of Death. Bunyan in his dreamsnever imagined a more horrible place.
It is a vale of wonders--Nature's laboratory, where chemistry is to bestudied. The name and number of the springs is 'legion, ' Hot Sulphur, Warm Sulphur, Blue Sulphur, White Sulphur, Alum, Salt, and nobody knowsall the mineral compounds.
What to read after The Continental Monthly, Vol. 6, No 3, September 1864?
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