Wool Gathering
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Suddenly, almost without warning, almost like a discovery of your own, there it is, — Minnehaha, — the very fairy of waterfalls, — a dainty, delicate little maid, dancing over the rocks with exquisite winsome grace. Perfect is the word that rises to your lips. The gem has no flaw.
It is surprising how little material Nature needs when she has a mind for feats. The waterfall is the fall of a brook. It is but a flickering, wa- vering gossamer veil, through which you can dis- cern the brown rock b...ehind. It is not water, but foam, — an airy, tricksy sprite of the skies toying with the clods of the valley, — mocking Hosted by G00gle 166 WOOL-GA THERING.
the old cold cliff that vainly seeks to clasp her in his rough, dripping wet arms. The rock over which the rivulet falls is carved into a hollow, regular semicircle. It does not fall, it springs over from very light-heartedness. It just gives a little gleeful laugh, — there is a flash, a spar- kle, — and away it goes! Why, it is precisely as I said when I wrote Hiawatha, and told you that the Falls of Minnehaha " Flash and gleam among the oak-trees, Laugh and leap into the valley." I could not give a 'better .
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Suddenly, almost without warning, almost like a discovery of your own, there it is, — Minnehaha, — the very fairy of waterfalls, — a dainty, delicate little maid, dancing over the rocks with exquisite winsome grace. Perfect is the word that rises to your lips. The gem has no flaw.
It is surprising how little material Nature needs when she has a mind for feats. The waterfall is the fall of a brook. It is but a flickering, wa- vering gossamer veil, through which you can dis- cern the brown rock b...ehind. It is not water, but foam, — an airy, tricksy sprite of the skies toying with the clods of the valley, — mocking Hosted by G00gle 166 WOOL-GA THERING.
the old cold cliff that vainly seeks to clasp her in his rough, dripping wet arms. The rock over which the rivulet falls is carved into a hollow, regular semicircle. It does not fall, it springs over from very light-heartedness. It just gives a little gleeful laugh, — there is a flash, a spar- kle, — and away it goes! Why, it is precisely as I said when I wrote Hiawatha, and told you that the Falls of Minnehaha " Flash and gleam among the oak-trees, Laugh and leap into the valley." I could not give a 'better .
What to read after Wool Gathering?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hamilton Gail to read onlineMoreLess
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