The Magazine of History With Notes And Queries 4
The Magazine of History With Notes And Queries 4
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. . the packing cases in which we have travelled . . . are all subjects for legend and tale at home. Kate has fallen down (per register) in landing, and getting in and out of coaches, seven hundred and forty-three times." In another portion of this letter Dickens speaks of a play he was going to appear in at Montreal and describes his costume.
The picture he draws of Niagara Falls is a beautiful one : " You can see the Falls rolling and tumbling and waving and leaping, all day long — with brigh...t rainbows making fairy arches, down a hundred feet below us.
When the sun is on them they shine and glow like molten gold. When the day is gloomy the water falls like snow — or sometimes it seems to crumble away like the face of a great chalk cliff — or sometimes again to roll along the front of the rock like white smoke. But at all seasons, gay or gloomy, dark or light, by sun or moon, from the bottom of the Falls there is always rising up a solemn ghostly cloud which hides the boiling cauldron from human sight and makes it in its mystery a hundred times more grand than if you could see all the scenes that lie hidden in its tremendous depth." THE DUTCHMAN'S FIRESIDE CHAPTER XI— Continued A WOODMAN THE litter of boughs in which Sybrandt was placed was carried alter- nately by the followers of the stranger, and certainly a more easy mode of conveyance was never devised for an invalid.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. . the packing cases in which we have travelled . . . are all subjects for legend and tale at home. Kate has fallen down (per register) in landing, and getting in and out of coaches, seven hundred and forty-three times." In another portion of this letter Dickens speaks of a play he was going to appear in at Montreal and describes his costume.
The picture he draws of Niagara Falls is a beautiful one : " You can see the Falls rolling and tumbling and waving and leaping, all day long — with brigh...t rainbows making fairy arches, down a hundred feet below us.
When the sun is on them they shine and glow like molten gold. When the day is gloomy the water falls like snow — or sometimes it seems to crumble away like the face of a great chalk cliff — or sometimes again to roll along the front of the rock like white smoke. But at all seasons, gay or gloomy, dark or light, by sun or moon, from the bottom of the Falls there is always rising up a solemn ghostly cloud which hides the boiling cauldron from human sight and makes it in its mystery a hundred times more grand than if you could see all the scenes that lie hidden in its tremendous depth." THE DUTCHMAN'S FIRESIDE CHAPTER XI— Continued A WOODMAN THE litter of boughs in which Sybrandt was placed was carried alter- nately by the followers of the stranger, and certainly a more easy mode of conveyance was never devised for an invalid.
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