Walks in New England
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We are but a speck upon a little ball, in one of the least among myriads of universes, — and why fret on a day that in itself forbids such a temper, and would have us indolent and content? As the Swan of Usk wrote to his friend : — " Why should we Vex at the land's ridiculous miseric ? " Let us go rest and breathe slow, and dream, where trees bend over shady waters that cool the Digitized by Google 1 1 8 IValks in New England hot winds. For indeed in this very stress and splendour of summer eve...n the light zephyrs are distempered, their wings as it were shriveled, and their lips fevered as they kiss our brows. Only where water is do they revive their sweetness and comfort, and in the deep hearts of pines and hem- locks, where they roam like bees in clover, these hot hours, stirring the balsamic odours which the sun coaxes forth, and bestowing them on weary men and women.
The holiday is one of Nature's own adoption ; therefore let us withdraw into her generous society, and be at ease.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We are but a speck upon a little ball, in one of the least among myriads of universes, — and why fret on a day that in itself forbids such a temper, and would have us indolent and content? As the Swan of Usk wrote to his friend : — " Why should we Vex at the land's ridiculous miseric ? " Let us go rest and breathe slow, and dream, where trees bend over shady waters that cool the Digitized by Google 1 1 8 IValks in New England hot winds. For indeed in this very stress and splendour of summer eve...n the light zephyrs are distempered, their wings as it were shriveled, and their lips fevered as they kiss our brows. Only where water is do they revive their sweetness and comfort, and in the deep hearts of pines and hem- locks, where they roam like bees in clover, these hot hours, stirring the balsamic odours which the sun coaxes forth, and bestowing them on weary men and women.
The holiday is one of Nature's own adoption ; therefore let us withdraw into her generous society, and be at ease.
What to read after Walks in New England?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Goodrich Whiting to read onlineMoreLess
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