The Sea Fish of Trinidad
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About 80 ft. In diameter, thirty or more at the steepest part of the descent, and twelve at the foot of the first ladder, small caves formed in this larger one make a roof of surpassing beauty; giant stalagmites, some straight, others twisted in grotesque shape, huge stalactites hanging from the parti-coloured roof, glisten- ing, all glistening as cut diamonds would, the rays of the sun just striking them as they peeped through the branches of the overhanging trees. Walls of limestone rock on e...very side and a roof on three, just open enough to give light to see further down, for at the foot of the first ladder, 18 ft. Down from the mouth of the Cave, is a further opening at our feet, small this time and dark, just a narrow shaft as it were through the rock; here we descend the ladder carefully, grasping with one hand a stout rope which has been securely fastened overhead, following your faithful guide down about 30 ft. And then — words are useless to express the sight that meets our eyes, all lovers of natural beauty must stop spell- bound at this wondrous picture of Nature.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
About 80 ft. In diameter, thirty or more at the steepest part of the descent, and twelve at the foot of the first ladder, small caves formed in this larger one make a roof of surpassing beauty; giant stalagmites, some straight, others twisted in grotesque shape, huge stalactites hanging from the parti-coloured roof, glisten- ing, all glistening as cut diamonds would, the rays of the sun just striking them as they peeped through the branches of the overhanging trees. Walls of limestone rock on e...very side and a roof on three, just open enough to give light to see further down, for at the foot of the first ladder, 18 ft. Down from the mouth of the Cave, is a further opening at our feet, small this time and dark, just a narrow shaft as it were through the rock; here we descend the ladder carefully, grasping with one hand a stout rope which has been securely fastened overhead, following your faithful guide down about 30 ft. And then — words are useless to express the sight that meets our eyes, all lovers of natural beauty must stop spell- bound at this wondrous picture of Nature.
What to read after The Sea Fish of Trinidad?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harry Vincent to read onlineMoreLess
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