To the Summit of Cardigan volume 1
To the Summit of Cardigan volume 1
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The Nomad noted that well in setting forth. And he had a little misgiving when, in parting from Luisita, he accepted at her hands the responsibility of taking no personal risk on the mountain. It was a promise which, in fact, he had had to make. It was a condition of the solitary journey. But as he climbed the long and rather rough path up Cardigan, he forgot the promise. The wind had only the effect, then, to make Wagnerian music in the tops of the pines and beeches. It was a divine adjunct to... the climb. On the way, leav- ing the last pile of sawdust where the mills, near the base, had been making lumber for the great war, he entered a region of un- surpassed forest beauty. There he passed through a veritable wil- derness of fir balsams — the largest trees of this fine species, the greatest pure block of them, that he had ever seen.
Across the trail up Cardigan, which is clear enough up to the timber line, the storm had thrown sundry tree trunks, which en- forced man3^ clambering detours, but these were not especially difficult.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Nomad noted that well in setting forth. And he had a little misgiving when, in parting from Luisita, he accepted at her hands the responsibility of taking no personal risk on the mountain. It was a promise which, in fact, he had had to make. It was a condition of the solitary journey. But as he climbed the long and rather rough path up Cardigan, he forgot the promise. The wind had only the effect, then, to make Wagnerian music in the tops of the pines and beeches. It was a divine adjunct to... the climb. On the way, leav- ing the last pile of sawdust where the mills, near the base, had been making lumber for the great war, he entered a region of un- surpassed forest beauty. There he passed through a veritable wil- derness of fir balsams — the largest trees of this fine species, the greatest pure block of them, that he had ever seen.
Across the trail up Cardigan, which is clear enough up to the timber line, the storm had thrown sundry tree trunks, which en- forced man3^ clambering detours, but these were not especially difficult.
What to read after To the Summit of Cardigan volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Joseph Edgar Chamberlin to read onlineMoreLess
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