I Go A-Fishing
I Go A-Fishing
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There was once a wood-road, leading some miles up the East Branch, above the Pollard farm. It is now grown up so that one can not go on horseback more than two miles from the house. I abandoned the idea of going to the Willey Pond by this route, and we drove rapidly home- ward.
The clouds which had been threatening us now and then during the day were driving black and furious down the Notch. They rested low on the hills, so that five hundred feet above us on each side the mountains were envelop...ed in mist which stretched across over head like a curtain, black, gloomy, rolling, tossing, folding and un- folding on the hill-sides, changing in a thousand ways, but never breaking its murky thickness.
As we approached the Profile House it seemed like the twilight of a night about to close in with tempestuous darkness. No light in the forest, no light on the cloud curtain, no mountain-top pointing upward. All was de- THE CURTAIN OF GOLD. 233 pressing, heavy, gloomy, and we felt like prisoners ; nay, I fancy we felt somewhat like the man in the iron room, who saw, year by year, the ceiling slowly but steadily de- scending to crush him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There was once a wood-road, leading some miles up the East Branch, above the Pollard farm. It is now grown up so that one can not go on horseback more than two miles from the house. I abandoned the idea of going to the Willey Pond by this route, and we drove rapidly home- ward.
The clouds which had been threatening us now and then during the day were driving black and furious down the Notch. They rested low on the hills, so that five hundred feet above us on each side the mountains were envelop...ed in mist which stretched across over head like a curtain, black, gloomy, rolling, tossing, folding and un- folding on the hill-sides, changing in a thousand ways, but never breaking its murky thickness.
As we approached the Profile House it seemed like the twilight of a night about to close in with tempestuous darkness. No light in the forest, no light on the cloud curtain, no mountain-top pointing upward. All was de- THE CURTAIN OF GOLD. 233 pressing, heavy, gloomy, and we felt like prisoners ; nay, I fancy we felt somewhat like the man in the iron room, who saw, year by year, the ceiling slowly but steadily de- scending to crush him.
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