Through Norway With a Knapsack
Through Norway With a Knapsack
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Hitherto, the valleys I have passed through appear cultivated up to the limits of profitable fertility ; but here there appears to be much neglected land left waste for want of population.
As I sat upon a boulder by the roadside, busily occupied in making the diary of my last day's wan- dering, some people approached and j)assed, whom 1 scarcely noticed ; then one of them stopped in front of me. On looking up I was startled by a strange apparition. A tall, elegant, and most beautiful girl, c 1D...8 THROUGH NORWAY WITH A KNAPSACK.
about eighteen years of age, was standing before me ; she held in one hand the end of a long stick, a young pine-tree stem stripped of its bark ; the other end being held by an old blind man, curved almost to the ground. His abundant hair was perfectly white, long and straight, and wild ; his eyelids and lashes were also very long and white, and his forehead high and deeply wrinkled. His dress was very coarse and poor, and his whole aspect was expressive of the :leepest humility and dependence, combined with a certain amount of venerable gravity.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Hitherto, the valleys I have passed through appear cultivated up to the limits of profitable fertility ; but here there appears to be much neglected land left waste for want of population.
As I sat upon a boulder by the roadside, busily occupied in making the diary of my last day's wan- dering, some people approached and j)assed, whom 1 scarcely noticed ; then one of them stopped in front of me. On looking up I was startled by a strange apparition. A tall, elegant, and most beautiful girl, c 1D...8 THROUGH NORWAY WITH A KNAPSACK.
about eighteen years of age, was standing before me ; she held in one hand the end of a long stick, a young pine-tree stem stripped of its bark ; the other end being held by an old blind man, curved almost to the ground. His abundant hair was perfectly white, long and straight, and wild ; his eyelids and lashes were also very long and white, and his forehead high and deeply wrinkled. His dress was very coarse and poor, and his whole aspect was expressive of the :leepest humility and dependence, combined with a certain amount of venerable gravity.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W Mattieu William Mattieu Williams to read onlineMoreLess
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