The Race of the Swift
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Here and there a tree arose above its army of fellows, and the delicate tracery of spreading branch, and even of tapering leaf, was etched upon the vastness over- head. In the sky the faithful stars were burning. Not the smallest speck of cloud veiled their earnest faces, and the mellow radiance which their united power shed fell like a blessing upon the glad earth. But the forest baffled the star rays — those gentle messengers which came so timidly upon their missions of light. The leaves at t...he tops of the trees gleamed glossy and 86 THE FIGHT ON THE TREE-BRIDGE green, but they were a numberless multi- tude of shields to the solitude below.
The forest went off to the gulhed hills in one direction ; in another it sloped sharply down a bluff to the river, with an accompaninient of running briers and rotting, lichen-covered stumps and an oc- casional fallen warrior of the wood which some storm had overcome. The river was not wide — a half-grown rabbit might have swum it with ease had the water been stagnant — but here it ran swift and deep between its high, rock-bound banks.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Here and there a tree arose above its army of fellows, and the delicate tracery of spreading branch, and even of tapering leaf, was etched upon the vastness over- head. In the sky the faithful stars were burning. Not the smallest speck of cloud veiled their earnest faces, and the mellow radiance which their united power shed fell like a blessing upon the glad earth. But the forest baffled the star rays — those gentle messengers which came so timidly upon their missions of light. The leaves at t...he tops of the trees gleamed glossy and 86 THE FIGHT ON THE TREE-BRIDGE green, but they were a numberless multi- tude of shields to the solitude below.
The forest went off to the gulhed hills in one direction ; in another it sloped sharply down a bluff to the river, with an accompaninient of running briers and rotting, lichen-covered stumps and an oc- casional fallen warrior of the wood which some storm had overcome. The river was not wide — a half-grown rabbit might have swum it with ease had the water been stagnant — but here it ran swift and deep between its high, rock-bound banks.
What to read after The Race of the Swift?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Litsey Edwin Carlile to read onlineMoreLess
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