The Trees of Pride
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Heput his foot in it, and without a flash of hesitation went aloft, likeJack climbing the Bean stalk.
Above him the green roof of leaves and boughs seemed sealed like afirmament of foliage; but, by bending and breaking the branches toright and left he slowly forced a passage upward; and had at last, andsuddenly, the sensation coming out on the top of the world. He feltas if he had never been in the open air before. Sea and land lay in acircle below and about him, as he sat astride a branch of t...he tall tree;he was almost surprised to see the sun still comparatively low in thesky; as if he were looking over a land of eternal sunrise.
"Silent upon a peak in Darien, " he remarked, in a needlessly loud andcheerful voice; and though the claim, thus expressed, was illogical, itwas not inappropriate. He did feel as if he were a primitive adventurerjust come to the New World, instead of a modern traveler just come fromit.
"I wonder, " he proceeded, "whether I am really the first that ever burstinto this silent tree.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Heput his foot in it, and without a flash of hesitation went aloft, likeJack climbing the Bean stalk.
Above him the green roof of leaves and boughs seemed sealed like afirmament of foliage; but, by bending and breaking the branches toright and left he slowly forced a passage upward; and had at last, andsuddenly, the sensation coming out on the top of the world. He feltas if he had never been in the open air before. Sea and land lay in acircle below and about him, as he sat astride a branch of t...he tall tree;he was almost surprised to see the sun still comparatively low in thesky; as if he were looking over a land of eternal sunrise.
"Silent upon a peak in Darien, " he remarked, in a needlessly loud andcheerful voice; and though the claim, thus expressed, was illogical, itwas not inappropriate. He did feel as if he were a primitive adventurerjust come to the New World, instead of a modern traveler just come fromit.
"I wonder, " he proceeded, "whether I am really the first that ever burstinto this silent tree.
What to read after The Trees of Pride?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Chesterton, G. K. (Gilbert Keith), 1874-1936 to read onlineMoreLess
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