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The next day I went up from Geneva to Chamouny. The weather was perfectly clear, and the sky cloudless. In the 166 NOTES OF A TOUR IN SWITZERLAND. [JEtIt. 33.
evening, a full moon was shining over Mont Blanc. The fol- lowing morning we ascended the Fl''^gcre. In going up, the stillness was broken by several avalanches, which sent a long crackling roar through the valley, resembling the discharge of cannon at a distance. One of these which we were lucky enough to see, was caused by the fall of a... ibass of ice from the Mer-de-glaee over the rocks which rise up and occupy half the space of the mouth of the glacier. The white mass crumbled ■ as it struck the rock, and poured down like a cataract of pow- dered ice, reverberating prodigiously as it descended. From a low point of view, the attendants and supporters of Mont Blanc occupy the most prominent position, and almost hide the sovereign ; and it is necessary to rise to a considerable height, in order to see the true relation of the chief to the inferiors, and to contemplate the principal eminence in its towering and un- shared grandeur.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The next day I went up from Geneva to Chamouny. The weather was perfectly clear, and the sky cloudless. In the 166 NOTES OF A TOUR IN SWITZERLAND. [JEtIt. 33.
evening, a full moon was shining over Mont Blanc. The fol- lowing morning we ascended the Fl''^gcre. In going up, the stillness was broken by several avalanches, which sent a long crackling roar through the valley, resembling the discharge of cannon at a distance. One of these which we were lucky enough to see, was caused by the fall of a... ibass of ice from the Mer-de-glaee over the rocks which rise up and occupy half the space of the mouth of the glacier. The white mass crumbled ■ as it struck the rock, and poured down like a cataract of pow- dered ice, reverberating prodigiously as it descended. From a low point of view, the attendants and supporters of Mont Blanc occupy the most prominent position, and almost hide the sovereign ; and it is necessary to rise to a considerable height, in order to see the true relation of the chief to the inferiors, and to contemplate the principal eminence in its towering and un- shared grandeur.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wallace, H. B. (Horace Binney), 1817-1852 to read onlineMoreLess
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