The Merrill Readers
The Merrill Readers
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One no longer hears the rumble of wheels over the rough flags, and the silence is broken only by the jingling of the sleigh bells.
It is a strange sight indeed, this winter city, with its fur-clad men and women, and snow-covered houses and gardens, its keen, crisp air and pale blue sky.
Christiania is gay at this time of year, for it is "the season." The members of the Storthing, with their wives and families, are in town for the session, and all sorts of gayeties are in progress. But all the N...orwe- gians who have leisure to enjoy themselves turn their attentions to the real pleasures of winter — sleighing, skiing, tobogganing, and skating.
The boys and girls are thoroughly happy. Directly school is over, away they go with their skates, snowshoes, or toboggans, to have a right good time in their different WINTER SPORTS IN NORWAY 119 playgrounds. The hill on which the palace stands is given up to these little revelers, and in the evenings dozens of them of all ages may be seen descending the slopes face downwards on their toboggans or racing among the trees with their long ski on their feet.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
One no longer hears the rumble of wheels over the rough flags, and the silence is broken only by the jingling of the sleigh bells.
It is a strange sight indeed, this winter city, with its fur-clad men and women, and snow-covered houses and gardens, its keen, crisp air and pale blue sky.
Christiania is gay at this time of year, for it is "the season." The members of the Storthing, with their wives and families, are in town for the session, and all sorts of gayeties are in progress. But all the N...orwe- gians who have leisure to enjoy themselves turn their attentions to the real pleasures of winter — sleighing, skiing, tobogganing, and skating.
The boys and girls are thoroughly happy. Directly school is over, away they go with their skates, snowshoes, or toboggans, to have a right good time in their different WINTER SPORTS IN NORWAY 119 playgrounds. The hill on which the palace stands is given up to these little revelers, and in the evenings dozens of them of all ages may be seen descending the slopes face downwards on their toboggans or racing among the trees with their long ski on their feet.
What to read after The Merrill Readers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Franklin Benjamin Dyer, Mary J. Brady to read onlineMoreLess
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