The Indian Pass
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To the southeast glisten the Upper and Lower Ausable Ponds ; and farther off, in the same direction, Mud and Clear Ponds, by the Dial and Dix's Peak. But what is that long gleam at the east ! Lake Champlain ! and that glittering line north ! The St. Lawrence, above the dark sea of the Canadian woods.
I sat down to enjoy the scene, and make it an intaglio of my memory. A deep silence reigned. Then a whisper stole to my ear through the divine quiet, and I knew it was the mountain speaking to my h...eart.
" Vain mortal, " these the words, " why this con- tinued disquiet ? Why dost thou wail in wretched- ness and darken in despair ? Why dost thou cloud thy little life with sorrows of thine own seeking ?
AND MOUNT MARCY. 87 Behold me ! From the time I bubbled up under the seething wrath of the red volcano, a sea of fire, until but a few fleeting years since I, the King of the stately peaks around me I reigned unnoticed and unknown ! If the solitary hunter saw my rocky top from afar in the sunset, or kindling to the moon, he took me for some rosy cloud or glittering star shining above a distant ocean of forest.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To the southeast glisten the Upper and Lower Ausable Ponds ; and farther off, in the same direction, Mud and Clear Ponds, by the Dial and Dix's Peak. But what is that long gleam at the east ! Lake Champlain ! and that glittering line north ! The St. Lawrence, above the dark sea of the Canadian woods.
I sat down to enjoy the scene, and make it an intaglio of my memory. A deep silence reigned. Then a whisper stole to my ear through the divine quiet, and I knew it was the mountain speaking to my h...eart.
" Vain mortal, " these the words, " why this con- tinued disquiet ? Why dost thou wail in wretched- ness and darken in despair ? Why dost thou cloud thy little life with sorrows of thine own seeking ?
AND MOUNT MARCY. 87 Behold me ! From the time I bubbled up under the seething wrath of the red volcano, a sea of fire, until but a few fleeting years since I, the King of the stately peaks around me I reigned unnoticed and unknown ! If the solitary hunter saw my rocky top from afar in the sunset, or kindling to the moon, he took me for some rosy cloud or glittering star shining above a distant ocean of forest.
What to read after The Indian Pass?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alfred Billings Street to read onlineMoreLess
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