The Ground-Ash
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The wildgeranium was already showing its pink stem and scarlet-edged leaves, themselves almost gorgeous enough to pass for flowers; the periwinkle, with its wreaths of shining foliage, was hanging in garlands over theprecipitous descent; and the lily of the valley, the fragrant woodroof, and the silvery wild garlick, were just peeping from the earth in themost sheltered nooks. Charmed to find myself surrounded by so muchbeauty, I had scrambled, with much ado, to the top of the woody cliff, (no ...other word can convey an idea of its precipitous abruptness, )and was vainly attempting to trace by my eye the actual course of thespring, which was, by the clearest evidence of sound, gushing fromthe fount many feet below me; when a peculiar whistle of delight, (forwhistling was to Dick, although no ordinary proficient in our commontongue, another language, ) and a tremendous scrambling amongst thebushes, gave token that my faithful attendant had met with somethingas agreeable to his fancy, as the primroses and orchises had proved tomine.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The wildgeranium was already showing its pink stem and scarlet-edged leaves, themselves almost gorgeous enough to pass for flowers; the periwinkle, with its wreaths of shining foliage, was hanging in garlands over theprecipitous descent; and the lily of the valley, the fragrant woodroof, and the silvery wild garlick, were just peeping from the earth in themost sheltered nooks. Charmed to find myself surrounded by so muchbeauty, I had scrambled, with much ado, to the top of the woody cliff, (no ...other word can convey an idea of its precipitous abruptness, )and was vainly attempting to trace by my eye the actual course of thespring, which was, by the clearest evidence of sound, gushing fromthe fount many feet below me; when a peculiar whistle of delight, (forwhistling was to Dick, although no ordinary proficient in our commontongue, another language, ) and a tremendous scrambling amongst thebushes, gave token that my faithful attendant had met with somethingas agreeable to his fancy, as the primroses and orchises had proved tomine.
What to read after The Ground-Ash?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mitford, Mary Russell, 1787-1855 to read onlineMoreLess
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