Touring Alaska And the Yellowstone
Touring Alaska And the Yellowstone
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As the evening hour draws near, many of the passengers assemble on the bow of the steamer, and much pleasant conversation ensues. We are like a large family, each one in turn con- tributing something to the entertainment of the others. When we see in the distance a steamer gliding gracefully through the water towards us, many are the speculations as to her destination, Through the Archipelago to Wrangel 143 her company and her experience in these northern seas.
It is strange to see the grass an...d trees growing so closely to the water's edge, and yet displaying such beautiful and vivid greens: for the straits and other passes here are all of briny taste, coming, as they do, from the Pacific Ocean.
The air, even after rain, is not so humid as in the states, but dry and exhilarating.
How suddenly the storms come upon us! The rains are so frequent as to remind one of the story of the traveller who asked a little Scotch girl in the Valley of Glencoe if it rained there every day; and the little maid's reply: "No, sir, it sometimes snows.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As the evening hour draws near, many of the passengers assemble on the bow of the steamer, and much pleasant conversation ensues. We are like a large family, each one in turn con- tributing something to the entertainment of the others. When we see in the distance a steamer gliding gracefully through the water towards us, many are the speculations as to her destination, Through the Archipelago to Wrangel 143 her company and her experience in these northern seas.
It is strange to see the grass an...d trees growing so closely to the water's edge, and yet displaying such beautiful and vivid greens: for the straits and other passes here are all of briny taste, coming, as they do, from the Pacific Ocean.
The air, even after rain, is not so humid as in the states, but dry and exhilarating.
How suddenly the storms come upon us! The rains are so frequent as to remind one of the story of the traveller who asked a little Scotch girl in the Valley of Glencoe if it rained there every day; and the little maid's reply: "No, sir, it sometimes snows.
What to read after Touring Alaska And the Yellowstone?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles M Charles Maus Taylor to read onlineMoreLess
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