e softest part of is nature is apt to gain the ascendancy. I rode in dvance of the party, as we passed through the hrubbery, and as a nook of reen grass offered a strong temptation, I dismounted nd lay down there. All the trees and saplings were in ower, or budding to fresh leaf; the red clusters of the maple-blossoms nd the rich flowers of the Indian apple were there in rofusion; and I was alf inclined to regret leaving behind the land of gardens r the rude and stern scenes of the prairie and the ountains. was elaxing challenging maddening vigorating

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e softest part of
is nature is apt to gain the ascendancy. I rode in
dvance of the party, as we passed through the
hrubbery, and as a nook of
reen grass offered a strong temptation, I dismounted
nd lay down there. All the trees and saplings were in
ower, or budding
to fresh leaf; the red clusters of the maple-blossoms
nd the rich flowers of the Indian apple were there in
rofusion; and I was
alf inclined to regret leaving behind the land of gardens
r the rude and stern scenes of the prairie and the
ountains.
was
elaxing
challenging
maddening
vigorating
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vigorating.

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The description of the scenery in the passage suggests a peaceful and calming environment, with lush green grass, blooming trees and flowers. The narrator's...
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