Visit to Iceland
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Not far from the bridge the cleft terminates; and thewhole breadth of the waters falls over rocks thirty to forty feet high. The nearer we approached the centre, the deeper, more violent, andimpetuous grew the stream, and the more deafening was the noise. Thehorses became restless and shy; and when we came to the bridge, theybegan to tremble, they reared, they turned to all sides but the rightone, and refused to obey the bridle. With infinite trouble we at lastsucceeded in bringing them across ...this dangerous place.
The valley which is traversed by this peculiar river is narrow, and quiteenclosed by lava mountains and hills; the inanimate, silent nature aroundis perfectly adapted to imprint this scene for ever on the traveller'smemory.
This remarkable stream had been the last difficulty; and now we proceededquietly and safely through the beautiful valleys till we approached theGeyser, which a projecting hillock enviously concealed from my anxiouslycurious gaze. At last this hillock was passed; and I saw the Geyser withits surrounding scenery, with its immense steam pillars, and the cloudsand cloudlets rising from it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Not far from the bridge the cleft terminates; and thewhole breadth of the waters falls over rocks thirty to forty feet high. The nearer we approached the centre, the deeper, more violent, andimpetuous grew the stream, and the more deafening was the noise. Thehorses became restless and shy; and when we came to the bridge, theybegan to tremble, they reared, they turned to all sides but the rightone, and refused to obey the bridle. With infinite trouble we at lastsucceeded in bringing them across ...this dangerous place.
The valley which is traversed by this peculiar river is narrow, and quiteenclosed by lava mountains and hills; the inanimate, silent nature aroundis perfectly adapted to imprint this scene for ever on the traveller'smemory.
This remarkable stream had been the last difficulty; and now we proceededquietly and safely through the beautiful valleys till we approached theGeyser, which a projecting hillock enviously concealed from my anxiouslycurious gaze. At last this hillock was passed; and I saw the Geyser withits surrounding scenery, with its immense steam pillars, and the cloudsand cloudlets rising from it.
What to read after Visit to Iceland?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pfeiffer Ida to read onlineMoreLess
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