A Tall Ship
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After thiswe studied the map in silence, vainly attempting to confirm ourrecollections of a course marked out the previous evening on anordnance survey map.
We were both getting slightly confused when, with a screech of brakes, the train pulled up at the little moorside station that was ourdestination by rail. Sunlight bathed the grey buildings on theplatform and the sleepy village beyond. From the blue overhead camethe thin, sweet notes of a lark, and as we listened in the stillness weheard a ...faint whispering "swish" like the sound of a very distantreaper. It was the wind flowing across miles of reeds and grass andheather from the distant Atlantic. But it was not until half an hourlater, when we breasted the crest of the great hog-back that stretchedbefore us like a rampart, that we ourselves met the wind. It came outof the west, athwart the sun's rays, a steady rush of warm air; andwith it came the tang of the sea and hint of honey and new-mown haythat somehow clings to Devon moorland through all the changing seasons.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
After thiswe studied the map in silence, vainly attempting to confirm ourrecollections of a course marked out the previous evening on anordnance survey map.
We were both getting slightly confused when, with a screech of brakes, the train pulled up at the little moorside station that was ourdestination by rail. Sunlight bathed the grey buildings on theplatform and the sleepy village beyond. From the blue overhead camethe thin, sweet notes of a lark, and as we listened in the stillness weheard a ...faint whispering "swish" like the sound of a very distantreaper. It was the wind flowing across miles of reeds and grass andheather from the distant Atlantic. But it was not until half an hourlater, when we breasted the crest of the great hog-back that stretchedbefore us like a rampart, that we ourselves met the wind. It came outof the west, athwart the sun's rays, a steady rush of warm air; andwith it came the tang of the sea and hint of honey and new-mown haythat somehow clings to Devon moorland through all the changing seasons.
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