The English Lakes
The English Lakes
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Now beneath the starry sky Crouch the widely scattered sheep, Ply the pleasant labour, ply, For the spindle while they sleep Runs with motion smooth and fine, Gathering up a trustier line.
A mile or so up the glen, the higher part a steep climb, down which a beck comes leaping in successive cataracts over black rocks feathered with fern and rowan trees, lies entrenched between mountain walls which rise some fifteen hundred feet above its three sides, the lonely lake of Hayswater. Scarce a mile ...in 26 THE ENGLISH LAKES length and narrow in proportion, the scene is one in fair weather of deHghtful and impressive solitude, in wild weather awesome to a degree bordering on the uncanny. The mountain ridges all round are grey, stern, and rugged, while their green, rock-strewn lower slopes fall for the most part sharply to the water's edge. There is nowhere even a suggestion of humanity, but a rude boat half full of water chained to a rock. So lonely a sheet of water of this size, and thus nobly encompassed about and shut off from the world, there is not in all Lakeland.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Now beneath the starry sky Crouch the widely scattered sheep, Ply the pleasant labour, ply, For the spindle while they sleep Runs with motion smooth and fine, Gathering up a trustier line.
A mile or so up the glen, the higher part a steep climb, down which a beck comes leaping in successive cataracts over black rocks feathered with fern and rowan trees, lies entrenched between mountain walls which rise some fifteen hundred feet above its three sides, the lonely lake of Hayswater. Scarce a mile ...in 26 THE ENGLISH LAKES length and narrow in proportion, the scene is one in fair weather of deHghtful and impressive solitude, in wild weather awesome to a degree bordering on the uncanny. The mountain ridges all round are grey, stern, and rugged, while their green, rock-strewn lower slopes fall for the most part sharply to the water's edge. There is nowhere even a suggestion of humanity, but a rude boat half full of water chained to a rock. So lonely a sheet of water of this size, and thus nobly encompassed about and shut off from the world, there is not in all Lakeland.
What to read after The English Lakes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A G Arthur Granville Bradley to read onlineMoreLess
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