Lake Scenery of England
Lake Scenery of England
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A narrow band of limestone crosses the valley, the shales of which abound with Lower Silurian fossils.
Hawes Water is almost divided by the projection of a promontory of cultivated land from its north-west side, which leaves a width of little more than from two hundred and fifty to three hundred yards. Its head is encompassed by lofty mountains, but they exhibit less variety of outline than those of Derwent Water and Ulleswater. Its eastern side is bounded by Naddle Forest, the lower part compl...etely wooded ; beyond which the hill-side is dotted with aged thorns. The western side is more cultivated. Opposite the head of the Lake, Castle Crag is a prominent feature of the landscape. The fish of this lake, trout, perch, and eels, are preserved by the Lowther family, to whom Hawes Water belongs. ' " Its eastern shore, " says Mrs. Anne Radcliffe, " rises on a tremendous ridge of rocks, darkened with wood to the summit, and appears to terminate in Wallow Crag, a promontory of towering height, beyond which the Lake winds from the view.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A narrow band of limestone crosses the valley, the shales of which abound with Lower Silurian fossils.
Hawes Water is almost divided by the projection of a promontory of cultivated land from its north-west side, which leaves a width of little more than from two hundred and fifty to three hundred yards. Its head is encompassed by lofty mountains, but they exhibit less variety of outline than those of Derwent Water and Ulleswater. Its eastern side is bounded by Naddle Forest, the lower part compl...etely wooded ; beyond which the hill-side is dotted with aged thorns. The western side is more cultivated. Opposite the head of the Lake, Castle Crag is a prominent feature of the landscape. The fish of this lake, trout, perch, and eels, are preserved by the Lowther family, to whom Hawes Water belongs. ' " Its eastern shore, " says Mrs. Anne Radcliffe, " rises on a tremendous ridge of rocks, darkened with wood to the summit, and appears to terminate in Wallow Crag, a promontory of towering height, beyond which the Lake winds from the view.
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