The Chatelaine of La Trinit
The Chatelaine of La Trinit
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And this road, rmiiiing through the ravine and crossing the brook, was the route used by the goatherds in carrying the whey down to Gais and those other places. These patches of white on the top, now, were just snow-fields and glaciers ; but if mongsieu' would see snow and ice — La Malade abruptly set the Sentis down in the nearest available comer, and turned the Governor around toward a large relief that occupied the middle of the room. It was placed on a table some ten feet long, and represen...ted that part of the vast Alp-chain lying between Monte Turlo and Mont CoUon, forming the southern boundary of Switzerland. Before this monument of painstaking care and industry Herr Axenquist now stood with an air of grave courtesy, while the little pointer he held in his hand wavered over the sharp peak of the Matterhorn ; and the Chate- laine, whose foot was now on her native heath, indeed, was greatly pleased, and took no trouble to conceal it.
Here, chere Aurelie, was the road down to ChitiUon ; and there ran the footpath across to Macugnaga ; and over on that side, beyond the Col de St.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And this road, rmiiiing through the ravine and crossing the brook, was the route used by the goatherds in carrying the whey down to Gais and those other places. These patches of white on the top, now, were just snow-fields and glaciers ; but if mongsieu' would see snow and ice — La Malade abruptly set the Sentis down in the nearest available comer, and turned the Governor around toward a large relief that occupied the middle of the room. It was placed on a table some ten feet long, and represen...ted that part of the vast Alp-chain lying between Monte Turlo and Mont CoUon, forming the southern boundary of Switzerland. Before this monument of painstaking care and industry Herr Axenquist now stood with an air of grave courtesy, while the little pointer he held in his hand wavered over the sharp peak of the Matterhorn ; and the Chate- laine, whose foot was now on her native heath, indeed, was greatly pleased, and took no trouble to conceal it.
Here, chere Aurelie, was the road down to ChitiUon ; and there ran the footpath across to Macugnaga ; and over on that side, beyond the Col de St.
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