Acadia National Park volume 1
Acadia National Park volume 1
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They climbed the mountains, tramped through the woods, lost themselves in them — half a dozen of them — and slept by a campfire in the wild ; drove over to Bar Harbor, then on to Schooner Head, where they slept at the old farmhouse, climbing the then nameless " mountain with the cliff" that shadowed it at sundown, and drinking by the pitcherful such milk as New York could not supply; and then, like Hans Breitman, in climax to their stay they gave a party, importing by the boat to Southwest Harb...or the first piano the island had ever seen and inviting to it the islanders and fisherfolk from far and near. It was a great success. They danced, they sang songs, they played games, and had a lobster salad such as only millionaires can have to-day, keeping up their gayety until 2 o'clock in the morning, when their last guests — two girls from Bar Harbor who had driven themselves over for it — hitched up their horse and left for home in spite of remonstrance and the offer of a bed. Such was the beginning of Mount Desert social life.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They climbed the mountains, tramped through the woods, lost themselves in them — half a dozen of them — and slept by a campfire in the wild ; drove over to Bar Harbor, then on to Schooner Head, where they slept at the old farmhouse, climbing the then nameless " mountain with the cliff" that shadowed it at sundown, and drinking by the pitcherful such milk as New York could not supply; and then, like Hans Breitman, in climax to their stay they gave a party, importing by the boat to Southwest Harb...or the first piano the island had ever seen and inviting to it the islanders and fisherfolk from far and near. It was a great success. They danced, they sang songs, they played games, and had a lobster salad such as only millionaires can have to-day, keeping up their gayety until 2 o'clock in the morning, when their last guests — two girls from Bar Harbor who had driven themselves over for it — hitched up their horse and left for home in spite of remonstrance and the offer of a bed. Such was the beginning of Mount Desert social life.
What to read after Acadia National Park volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by United States National Park Service to read onlineMoreLess
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