The Crows Nest
The Crows Nest
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, who will look in at the window. All the same we have a lovely time, the Princess ignoring all her prerogatives, unless I say something about the state of the country, when she instantly, royally, changes the subject. . . .
CHAPTER XI IF you choose to live on the top of one of the Himalayas there are some things you must particularly pay for. One of them is earth. Your moun- tain, if it is to be depended upon, is mostly made of rock and I have already mentioned how radically it slopes. So a ga...rden is not at all a thing to be taken for granted. Some- times you have a garden and sometimes only a shaly ledge, or you may have a garden to- day which to-morrow has slid down the hill and superimposed itself upon your neigh- bour below. That occurs in the rains ; it is called a " slip. " It has never been our experience because the shelf is fairly flat ; but it has happened to plenty of people. I suppose such a garden is recoverable, if you are willing to take the trouble, but it could never be quite the same thing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, who will look in at the window. All the same we have a lovely time, the Princess ignoring all her prerogatives, unless I say something about the state of the country, when she instantly, royally, changes the subject. . . .
CHAPTER XI IF you choose to live on the top of one of the Himalayas there are some things you must particularly pay for. One of them is earth. Your moun- tain, if it is to be depended upon, is mostly made of rock and I have already mentioned how radically it slopes. So a ga...rden is not at all a thing to be taken for granted. Some- times you have a garden and sometimes only a shaly ledge, or you may have a garden to- day which to-morrow has slid down the hill and superimposed itself upon your neigh- bour below. That occurs in the rains ; it is called a " slip. " It has never been our experience because the shelf is fairly flat ; but it has happened to plenty of people. I suppose such a garden is recoverable, if you are willing to take the trouble, but it could never be quite the same thing.
What to read after The Crows Nest?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sarah Jeanette Duncan to read onlineMoreLess
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