The Story of Mohonk
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A remote third might have been on the lake a floating garden. There was not a square of a hundred feet where anything but ferns and li- chens could hold on and it had taken some of the lichens a hundred years or more to cover a few inches. The old 22 THE STORY OF MOHONK guests with records of thirty summers are the only ones who can really appre- ciate the miracle of the gardens. They can look back to the time when Mr. Smiley used to point with pride to a bed of geraniums on the side of the roa...d close to the water and to a delicate white birch tree that looked like a frail child not long for this world. He succeeded in stringing those geraniums along the road as it swings over the bridge and to the south, and every bud cost him, probably, five dollars. Any- body caught plucking one would doubt- lessly have paid ten or have been sent away. He classed that sin with drink. Gradually these ganglia of flowers be- gan to grow. Larger beds were made soil was brought long distances and all around the exterior of the house plants were made to flourish in especially fortified enclosures and in soil that THE STORY OF MOHONK 23 practically had to be renewed to the last particle every year.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A remote third might have been on the lake a floating garden. There was not a square of a hundred feet where anything but ferns and li- chens could hold on and it had taken some of the lichens a hundred years or more to cover a few inches. The old 22 THE STORY OF MOHONK guests with records of thirty summers are the only ones who can really appre- ciate the miracle of the gardens. They can look back to the time when Mr. Smiley used to point with pride to a bed of geraniums on the side of the roa...d close to the water and to a delicate white birch tree that looked like a frail child not long for this world. He succeeded in stringing those geraniums along the road as it swings over the bridge and to the south, and every bud cost him, probably, five dollars. Any- body caught plucking one would doubt- lessly have paid ten or have been sent away. He classed that sin with drink. Gradually these ganglia of flowers be- gan to grow. Larger beds were made soil was brought long distances and all around the exterior of the house plants were made to flourish in especially fortified enclosures and in soil that THE STORY OF MOHONK 23 practically had to be renewed to the last particle every year.
What to read after The Story of Mohonk?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frederick E Partington to read onlineMoreLess
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