The Story of a New Zealand River
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"Die?" he thought. "Could any- body die with her about?" But he felt he passionately wanted to go, that nothing could keep him from going. He answered her by reaching for her kit.
With a few remarks about the beauty of the evening they went out of the cleafing, and a little way down the Great North Road before Asia turned into a track that led over the range on the northern side. It was wide enough for them to see their way in the sunset light. As it was a good deal of a climb they scrambled up... silently, Ross a few paces behind her.
At the top, at a place where fire had cleared a space, she paused, and they both stood to recover their breath, and to watch the sunset and the view.
The river, right-angled in the hills below them, was veiled in places by the gathering haze. Above the mill it lay leaden in the shadow of the forest slopes, but about the gap it was alive under the opaline shades in the sky. Roofs and windows about the Gay in the line of shafts of light flashed back copper suns of their own.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Die?" he thought. "Could any- body die with her about?" But he felt he passionately wanted to go, that nothing could keep him from going. He answered her by reaching for her kit.
With a few remarks about the beauty of the evening they went out of the cleafing, and a little way down the Great North Road before Asia turned into a track that led over the range on the northern side. It was wide enough for them to see their way in the sunset light. As it was a good deal of a climb they scrambled up... silently, Ross a few paces behind her.
At the top, at a place where fire had cleared a space, she paused, and they both stood to recover their breath, and to watch the sunset and the view.
The river, right-angled in the hills below them, was veiled in places by the gathering haze. Above the mill it lay leaden in the shadow of the forest slopes, but about the gap it was alive under the opaline shades in the sky. Roofs and windows about the Gay in the line of shafts of light flashed back copper suns of their own.
What to read after The Story of a New Zealand River?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jane Mander to read onlineMoreLess
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