A Journey to Nature
A Journey to Nature
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He responds to the allegros and andantes, appropriates the rhythms without consciousness, and keeps time to the feelings as they slip and 146 A SEPTEMBER CHILL merge. Man must be a continual Beethoven to O a dog, uttering mystic strophes that he cannot analyze. A dog is thus superior to a man in that he is always saved from being a critic.
From three o clock in the morning till sunrise is the time when invalids die. It is the lowest point of the great ebb. The ooze of life lies stark and forbid...ding, and nothing stirs in it. Then it is that time lags, especially if you are alone. I thought of all the lonely vigils with death hover ing around the near-by bed, and that being rather gruesome, I tried to fill up the dismal gap with an air of fussiness. I could at least imitate some of the motions of life. I went out into the kitchen to look for kindling, and as I pulled at the wood pile, the yellow dog jumped to the conclusion that I was looking for rats, and I had to choke him kindly to prevent Charlie from waking up and contemplating our nocturnal idiocy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He responds to the allegros and andantes, appropriates the rhythms without consciousness, and keeps time to the feelings as they slip and 146 A SEPTEMBER CHILL merge. Man must be a continual Beethoven to O a dog, uttering mystic strophes that he cannot analyze. A dog is thus superior to a man in that he is always saved from being a critic.
From three o clock in the morning till sunrise is the time when invalids die. It is the lowest point of the great ebb. The ooze of life lies stark and forbid...ding, and nothing stirs in it. Then it is that time lags, especially if you are alone. I thought of all the lonely vigils with death hover ing around the near-by bed, and that being rather gruesome, I tried to fill up the dismal gap with an air of fussiness. I could at least imitate some of the motions of life. I went out into the kitchen to look for kindling, and as I pulled at the wood pile, the yellow dog jumped to the conclusion that I was looking for rats, and I had to choke him kindly to prevent Charlie from waking up and contemplating our nocturnal idiocy.
What to read after A Journey to Nature?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A C Andrew Carpenter Wheeler to read onlineMoreLess
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