The Forget Me Not Or a Gift for All Seasons
The Forget Me Not Or a Gift for All Seasons
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We were indeed sadly puzzled, but at last the matter was settled she was meek as she was beautiful she dwelt among rocks and mountains : and she was everlastingly decking ner pet kid's neck with daisy garlands so we called her I do not think we could have done better " the Mountain Daisy. " " The Goat Nest, " (as the cottage where our ^ f f *- v THE MOUNTAIN DAISY. 91 4 Daisy dwelt had long been designated, ) after the death of old Simon Mattocks, was fora consider- able period without a tenant... ; it was so wildly situated, and so difficult of access, that the land- lord would havo pulled it down, were it not that viewed from the glade, it formed a wild and beau-, tiful object. The larch, the fir, the oak, and here and there the spreading beech, afforded it shelter from sun and storm ; and the ledge of mixed shingle and sward on which it rested was so carefully cultivated by our little mountaineer, that even in the valley's inmost bosom, the rose and honeysuckle did not blossom or twine more luxuriantly than over the Goat Nest.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We were indeed sadly puzzled, but at last the matter was settled she was meek as she was beautiful she dwelt among rocks and mountains : and she was everlastingly decking ner pet kid's neck with daisy garlands so we called her I do not think we could have done better " the Mountain Daisy. " " The Goat Nest, " (as the cottage where our ^ f f *- v THE MOUNTAIN DAISY. 91 4 Daisy dwelt had long been designated, ) after the death of old Simon Mattocks, was fora consider- able period without a tenant... ; it was so wildly situated, and so difficult of access, that the land- lord would havo pulled it down, were it not that viewed from the glade, it formed a wild and beau-, tiful object. The larch, the fir, the oak, and here and there the spreading beech, afforded it shelter from sun and storm ; and the ledge of mixed shingle and sward on which it rested was so carefully cultivated by our little mountaineer, that even in the valley's inmost bosom, the rose and honeysuckle did not blossom or twine more luxuriantly than over the Goat Nest.
What to read after The Forget Me Not Or a Gift for All Seasons?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gaylord Glance to read onlineMoreLess
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