A Residence in France
A Residence in France
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SECOND VISIT TO SWITZERLAND.
LETTER XV.
A Swiss Inn. --Cataract of the Rhine. --Canton of Zurich. --Town ofZurich. --Singular Concurrence. --Formidable Ascent. --ExquisiteView. --Einsiedeln--The Convent. --"_Par exemple_. "--Shores of the Lake ofZug. --The _Chemin Creux_. --Water Excursion to Alpnach. --Lake ofLungern. --Lovely Landscape. --Effects of Mists on the prospect. --NaturalBarometer. --View from the Brunig. --Enter the great Canton of Berne. --AnEnglishman's Politics. --Our French Com...panion. --The Giesbach. --MountainMusic. --Lauterbrunnen. --Grindewald. --Rising of the Waters in1830. --Anecdote. --Excursion on the Lake to Thoun.
Dear ----, We had sought refuge on the Rhine, from the tameness and monotony ofWurtemberg! I dare say the latter country has many beautiful districts, that it contains much to admire and much to awaken useful reflection, but to the mere passer-by it is not a land of interest. Like a boat thathas unexpectedly got into a strong adverse current, we had put our helmdown and steered out of it, to the nearest shore.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
SECOND VISIT TO SWITZERLAND.
LETTER XV.
A Swiss Inn. --Cataract of the Rhine. --Canton of Zurich. --Town ofZurich. --Singular Concurrence. --Formidable Ascent. --ExquisiteView. --Einsiedeln--The Convent. --"_Par exemple_. "--Shores of the Lake ofZug. --The _Chemin Creux_. --Water Excursion to Alpnach. --Lake ofLungern. --Lovely Landscape. --Effects of Mists on the prospect. --NaturalBarometer. --View from the Brunig. --Enter the great Canton of Berne. --AnEnglishman's Politics. --Our French Com...panion. --The Giesbach. --MountainMusic. --Lauterbrunnen. --Grindewald. --Rising of the Waters in1830. --Anecdote. --Excursion on the Lake to Thoun.
Dear ----, We had sought refuge on the Rhine, from the tameness and monotony ofWurtemberg! I dare say the latter country has many beautiful districts, that it contains much to admire and much to awaken useful reflection, but to the mere passer-by it is not a land of interest. Like a boat thathas unexpectedly got into a strong adverse current, we had put our helmdown and steered out of it, to the nearest shore.
What to read after A Residence in France?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Fenimore Cooper to read onlineMoreLess
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