The Gods Give My Donkey Wings
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And there saw I a scene which I still think of as one of the most pathetic of my long life of sight-seeing. The strong men had first attempted to break away the bank of the stream, but this they found to be quite impossible. The sides of the water- way were of solid rock, and to cut a channel through one or other of them must prove to be the work not of hours, but of many moons. So now every man had a different plan, and each was pursuing his own device. Some were pre- paring places for the tim...ber levers in readiness for the arrival of the carpenters and oxen, others were prospecting the banks in the direc- tion of the mountain, hoping to find a fissure in the rock which might be used to divert the course of the stream ; and the blacksmith, his head and his great arms bare, the perspiration running down his face and falling in a stream 1 1 8 The Gods Give My Donkey Wings from his smooth chin, he, having chosen a cor- ner of the boulder which topped the running waters, swung his sledgehammer around his head and brought it down ring, ring, ring, ever on the same place.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And there saw I a scene which I still think of as one of the most pathetic of my long life of sight-seeing. The strong men had first attempted to break away the bank of the stream, but this they found to be quite impossible. The sides of the water- way were of solid rock, and to cut a channel through one or other of them must prove to be the work not of hours, but of many moons. So now every man had a different plan, and each was pursuing his own device. Some were pre- paring places for the tim...ber levers in readiness for the arrival of the carpenters and oxen, others were prospecting the banks in the direc- tion of the mountain, hoping to find a fissure in the rock which might be used to divert the course of the stream ; and the blacksmith, his head and his great arms bare, the perspiration running down his face and falling in a stream 1 1 8 The Gods Give My Donkey Wings from his smooth chin, he, having chosen a cor- ner of the boulder which topped the running waters, swung his sledgehammer around his head and brought it down ring, ring, ring, ever on the same place.
What to read after The Gods Give My Donkey Wings?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Angus Evan Abbott to read onlineMoreLess
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