To California And Back
To California And Back
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It is one of those inconsequent things which Arizona is fond of displaying. For many* miles you are bowled over a perfectly level plain, and without any preparation whatever, save only to slacken ^^, its pace, the train crosses the chasm by a -, spider-web bridge and then speeds again over the self -same placid expanse. In the darkness of night one might unsuspectingly step off into its void, it is so entirely unlooked-for. Yet, re- markable as is the Canon Diablo, in comparison with those gran...d gorges hereafter to be men- tioned, it is worth little better than an idle glance through the car window in passing.
FLAGSTAFF.
Gateway to most remarkable ancient ruins, to one of the most practicable and delightful of our great mountains, and to the Grand Canon of the Colorado River, Flagstaff' is itself pic- torial in character and rich in interest. It stands upon a clearing in an extensive pine forest that here covers the plateau and clothes the mountains nearly to their peaks; although the word park better describes this sunlit, grass- carpeted expanse of widely set towering pines, where cattle graze and the horseman may gallop at will.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is one of those inconsequent things which Arizona is fond of displaying. For many* miles you are bowled over a perfectly level plain, and without any preparation whatever, save only to slacken ^^, its pace, the train crosses the chasm by a -, spider-web bridge and then speeds again over the self -same placid expanse. In the darkness of night one might unsuspectingly step off into its void, it is so entirely unlooked-for. Yet, re- markable as is the Canon Diablo, in comparison with those gran...d gorges hereafter to be men- tioned, it is worth little better than an idle glance through the car window in passing.
FLAGSTAFF.
Gateway to most remarkable ancient ruins, to one of the most practicable and delightful of our great mountains, and to the Grand Canon of the Colorado River, Flagstaff' is itself pic- torial in character and rich in interest. It stands upon a clearing in an extensive pine forest that here covers the plateau and clothes the mountains nearly to their peaks; although the word park better describes this sunlit, grass- carpeted expanse of widely set towering pines, where cattle graze and the horseman may gallop at will.
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