Southern Prose And Poetry for Schools
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They would go back to town and town avocations invigorated by their holi day, and taking with them a fresh and exhilarating recollection of the forest life left so far behind.
It was near dusk, on a dull, cold evening, when Chevis 210 SOUTHERN PROSE AND POETRY dismounted before the door of the blacksmith's little log-cabin. The chestnut-tree hung desolate and bare on the eaves of the forge; the stream rushed by in swift gray whirlpools under a sullen gray sky; the gigantic wall of broken rocks ...loomed gloomy and sinister on the opposite side of the road, not so much as a withered leaf of all their vines clung to their rugged surfaces. The mountains had changed color: the nearest ranges were black with the myriads of the grim black branches of the denuded forest; far away they stretched in parallel lines, rising tier above tier, and showing numberless gradations of a dreary, neutral tint, which grew ever fainter in the distance, till merged in the uniform tone of the sombre sky.
Indoors it was certainly more cheerful.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They would go back to town and town avocations invigorated by their holi day, and taking with them a fresh and exhilarating recollection of the forest life left so far behind.
It was near dusk, on a dull, cold evening, when Chevis 210 SOUTHERN PROSE AND POETRY dismounted before the door of the blacksmith's little log-cabin. The chestnut-tree hung desolate and bare on the eaves of the forge; the stream rushed by in swift gray whirlpools under a sullen gray sky; the gigantic wall of broken rocks ...loomed gloomy and sinister on the opposite side of the road, not so much as a withered leaf of all their vines clung to their rugged surfaces. The mountains had changed color: the nearest ranges were black with the myriads of the grim black branches of the denuded forest; far away they stretched in parallel lines, rising tier above tier, and showing numberless gradations of a dreary, neutral tint, which grew ever fainter in the distance, till merged in the uniform tone of the sombre sky.
Indoors it was certainly more cheerful.
What to read after Southern Prose And Poetry for Schools?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mims Edwin to read onlineMoreLess
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