Bridges And Byways
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XVII. THE OLD STONE BRIDGE AT SANDFORDTOWN.
The automobile has brought the beauty of the country to our doors. War, said Pitt, is a great teacher of geography. And the automobile likewise is a great teacher of local geography. We never knew before it came of the little streams, the odd bridges and the hills and vales that are so near us.
XVIIL ENTRANCE TO ST. XAVIER'S.
Here they pass through this door that is always open the devout worshipper, the happy bride and bridegroom, the mourners with t...heir dead, the proud parents with their babe to be baptized, the gay procession of school children to their morning prayers.
I think when I see a church that it sets its seal of consecration upon the great events of human life birth, marriage, death.
XIX. LITTLE MIAMI VALLEY, FROM AULT PARK.
I never weary of the Valley of the Little Miami. No wonder that when the pioneers came down the Ohio seeking what was best in the new far West they stopped here. It is richer than the valley of the Nile, more beauti- ful than I have words to tell.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
XVII. THE OLD STONE BRIDGE AT SANDFORDTOWN.
The automobile has brought the beauty of the country to our doors. War, said Pitt, is a great teacher of geography. And the automobile likewise is a great teacher of local geography. We never knew before it came of the little streams, the odd bridges and the hills and vales that are so near us.
XVIIL ENTRANCE TO ST. XAVIER'S.
Here they pass through this door that is always open the devout worshipper, the happy bride and bridegroom, the mourners with t...heir dead, the proud parents with their babe to be baptized, the gay procession of school children to their morning prayers.
I think when I see a church that it sets its seal of consecration upon the great events of human life birth, marriage, death.
XIX. LITTLE MIAMI VALLEY, FROM AULT PARK.
I never weary of the Valley of the Little Miami. No wonder that when the pioneers came down the Ohio seeking what was best in the new far West they stopped here. It is richer than the valley of the Nile, more beauti- ful than I have words to tell.
What to read after Bridges And Byways?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Timoty Hurley to read onlineMoreLess
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