A Tramp's Notebook
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For my own part, I seldom read my Alpineauthor when he goes out of his gymnastic way to express admiration forthe scenery. It is usually a pumped-up admiration. I am inclined to saythat it is unnatural. I am almost ready to go so far as to say that itis wholly out of place. In my own humble opinion, very little above thesnow-line is truly beautiful. It is often desolate, sometimesintolerably grand and savage, but lovely it is very rarely. It isperhaps against human nature to be there at all. Th...ere is nothing to begot there but health, which flies from us in the city. If life werewholly natural, and men lived in the open air, I think that few wouldtake to climbing. And yet now it has become a passion with many. Thereare few who will not tell you they do it on account of the beauty of theupper world. Frankly, I do not believe them, and think they aredeceived. I would as willingly credit a fox-hunter if he told me hehunted on account of the beauty of midland landscapes in thaw-time.
And yet one climbs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For my own part, I seldom read my Alpineauthor when he goes out of his gymnastic way to express admiration forthe scenery. It is usually a pumped-up admiration. I am inclined to saythat it is unnatural. I am almost ready to go so far as to say that itis wholly out of place. In my own humble opinion, very little above thesnow-line is truly beautiful. It is often desolate, sometimesintolerably grand and savage, but lovely it is very rarely. It isperhaps against human nature to be there at all. Th...ere is nothing to begot there but health, which flies from us in the city. If life werewholly natural, and men lived in the open air, I think that few wouldtake to climbing. And yet now it has become a passion with many. Thereare few who will not tell you they do it on account of the beauty of theupper world. Frankly, I do not believe them, and think they aredeceived. I would as willingly credit a fox-hunter if he told me hehunted on account of the beauty of midland landscapes in thaw-time.
And yet one climbs.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Roberts Morley to read onlineMoreLess
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