Vor ein paar Tagen habe ich schon einmal einen Lobgesang über das „bergische Land von Texas“ [Texas Hill Country] aus James Michener’s „Texas“ hier gepostet. Hier ist nun ein weiterer:
“[…] the fifth and most noble strip [of Texas], those marvelous, quiet lands which lay to the west of the Balcones. […] the very best part of Texas, the hill country.
[…] they found themselves surrounded by low, wooded hills of the most enchanting variety, graced by exquisite valleys hiding streamlets. The scene changed constantly […], now opening out into vistas, now closing in so that they could see only short distances ahead. “
James Michener, Texas (New York, 1985), pp. 602 f.
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