The Writings of John Muir
The Writings of John Muir
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The pines are nowhere abundant in the State. The largest, the yellow pine {Pinus p(mderosa)y occurs here and there on margins of dry gravelly prairies, and only in such sit- uations have I yet seen it in this State. The others (P. monticola and P. contorta) are mostly restricted to the upper slopes of the mountains, and though the former of these two attains a good size and makes excellent Imnber, it is mostly beyond reach at present and is not abundant. One of the cypresses (CupressiLS Lawsoni...ana) ^ grows near the coast and is a fine large tree, clothed like the arbor- vitfiB in a glorious wealth of flat, feathery * CkamoBcyparia lawsoniana Pari. (Port Orford cedar) in Jepson's SUva. [Editor.] 233 Digitized by VjOOQ IC STEEP TRAILS branches. The other is fotind here and there well up toward the edge of the thnber-line.
This is the fine Alaska cedar (C. Nootkatensis)^ the lumber from which is noted for its dura- bility, fineness of grain, and beautiful yellow color, and for its fragrance, which resembles that of sandal-wood.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The pines are nowhere abundant in the State. The largest, the yellow pine {Pinus p(mderosa)y occurs here and there on margins of dry gravelly prairies, and only in such sit- uations have I yet seen it in this State. The others (P. monticola and P. contorta) are mostly restricted to the upper slopes of the mountains, and though the former of these two attains a good size and makes excellent Imnber, it is mostly beyond reach at present and is not abundant. One of the cypresses (CupressiLS Lawsoni...ana) ^ grows near the coast and is a fine large tree, clothed like the arbor- vitfiB in a glorious wealth of flat, feathery * CkamoBcyparia lawsoniana Pari. (Port Orford cedar) in Jepson's SUva. [Editor.] 233 Digitized by VjOOQ IC STEEP TRAILS branches. The other is fotind here and there well up toward the edge of the thnber-line.
This is the fine Alaska cedar (C. Nootkatensis)^ the lumber from which is noted for its dura- bility, fineness of grain, and beautiful yellow color, and for its fragrance, which resembles that of sandal-wood.
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