Memories of Maoriland
Memories of Maoriland
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The daughter of a distinguished visitor having expressed great anxiety to be allowed to soap the geyser herself, a telegram was sent to Wellington asking for the necessary permission, and when the astonishing reply came back, it read as follows : " Certainly let Miss soap herself ! " 30 MEMORIES OF MAORILAND CHAPTER III.
MAOEI FOLK-LORE It was a lovely day early in March when I started from Eotorua to pay another visit to Sophia. Autumn had laid a gentle finger on the land, and was changing the... foliage into crimson and gold ; the sky was turquoise blue, whilst the air, exhilarating like the nectar of the gods, made one feel that it was good to live. The rickety old omnibus with its three horses jolted and creaked over the uneven road, and at last pulled up close to the bridge that crosses the stream at the foot of Wakarewarewa. I found my way to Sophia's ichare, and the door being closed I knocked. " Come in, " said a feeble voice ; and as I was about to enter Sophia herself opened the door.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The daughter of a distinguished visitor having expressed great anxiety to be allowed to soap the geyser herself, a telegram was sent to Wellington asking for the necessary permission, and when the astonishing reply came back, it read as follows : " Certainly let Miss soap herself ! " 30 MEMORIES OF MAORILAND CHAPTER III.
MAOEI FOLK-LORE It was a lovely day early in March when I started from Eotorua to pay another visit to Sophia. Autumn had laid a gentle finger on the land, and was changing the... foliage into crimson and gold ; the sky was turquoise blue, whilst the air, exhilarating like the nectar of the gods, made one feel that it was good to live. The rickety old omnibus with its three horses jolted and creaked over the uneven road, and at last pulled up close to the bridge that crosses the stream at the foot of Wakarewarewa. I found my way to Sophia's ichare, and the door being closed I knocked. " Come in, " said a feeble voice ; and as I was about to enter Sophia herself opened the door.
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