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Q • What features of the landscape does the author find most remarkable? How does he portray the railroad? Based on what you've read in the textbook, do you find his account credible? Why or why not? (Be specific, point to items in the text and in the book).

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The author describes the landscape of Nebraska as if they are standing at sea. It seems that the nature’s beauty is very simple yet attractive. The landscape looks like a billiard-board with the greenery as the green table and the railroad as the cue stretched across the landscape. The extreme beauty of the simple plains and the greenery is something that the author seems fond of. The plains are vast and lay across the landscape at long stretch.