Notes of a Theological Student
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After racing over the plain, and climbing up the lower gentler slopes of Parnassus, we dismounted in a grove of beech trees, and a Castriote war- beaten herdsman and myself commenced climbing the mountain on foot. Our way lay at first in easier ascent, through idyllic scenery — whole parks of bending vener- able beech, pine, and evergreen oak trees — gray monu- mental looking rocks lifting themselves out of the living green of the plain, hiding shadowy ivy-tangled briery- mouthed caves — clear ...rapid brooks slipping over the bending unworn grass, and in truth, here and there a shepherd, with a crook, tending his long-haired Parnas- sian goats. Soon, however, the scenery grew more soli- tary, wild, stern, with trees cropped by the avalanche — precipices deep and huge, — shattered shaggy segments of the mountain — savage gorges bristling with haggard pine ; vegetation at last wholly ceased ; and we emerged upon the bare great neck of the mountain, above all the lower gods of fields, streams, and forests, in the company of the grand Olympians alone, paying for the insane ambition, by crawling like wounded worms slowly and wearily up the far-shooting height, over sharp-edged and loosely detached stones, which lacerating the feet, rendered the climbing almost as laborious as that of any loftier Swiss or other mountain I ever ascended.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
After racing over the plain, and climbing up the lower gentler slopes of Parnassus, we dismounted in a grove of beech trees, and a Castriote war- beaten herdsman and myself commenced climbing the mountain on foot. Our way lay at first in easier ascent, through idyllic scenery — whole parks of bending vener- able beech, pine, and evergreen oak trees — gray monu- mental looking rocks lifting themselves out of the living green of the plain, hiding shadowy ivy-tangled briery- mouthed caves — clear ...rapid brooks slipping over the bending unworn grass, and in truth, here and there a shepherd, with a crook, tending his long-haired Parnas- sian goats. Soon, however, the scenery grew more soli- tary, wild, stern, with trees cropped by the avalanche — precipices deep and huge, — shattered shaggy segments of the mountain — savage gorges bristling with haggard pine ; vegetation at last wholly ceased ; and we emerged upon the bare great neck of the mountain, above all the lower gods of fields, streams, and forests, in the company of the grand Olympians alone, paying for the insane ambition, by crawling like wounded worms slowly and wearily up the far-shooting height, over sharp-edged and loosely detached stones, which lacerating the feet, rendered the climbing almost as laborious as that of any loftier Swiss or other mountain I ever ascended.
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