Blind Alley
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He sat against the white wall, with the tall sunflowers growing behind, like sol- diers with golden helmets, embowered amongst screaming dahlias, gladiolas insolently erect, shepherded upon the right by languid, tall hollyhocks, on the left by straight and sensual tiger lilies. He was as the leader of a battal- ion of flowers. He sat and brooded, and in the hot, still air rings rose and lingered above his pipe bowl. He moved not at all. He smoked, as it were, the pipe of eternity.
The old man w...as pleased to see his nephew, and for a time they talked of the rich garden, of the troubles in- herent in it, of slugs that took cover craftily, of green-fly that swarmed, careless, in the public eye, of grafting new life on the old apple tree. Sir Hugh thought that in his bower the fat old man, slowly enjoying his tobacco, finding strength in the sunshine and the scents, soothed to IN ENGLAND 145 drowsiness by the humming of bees, was a modern Pan grown old, Pan with a touch of Silenus. But the charm could not endure.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He sat against the white wall, with the tall sunflowers growing behind, like sol- diers with golden helmets, embowered amongst screaming dahlias, gladiolas insolently erect, shepherded upon the right by languid, tall hollyhocks, on the left by straight and sensual tiger lilies. He was as the leader of a battal- ion of flowers. He sat and brooded, and in the hot, still air rings rose and lingered above his pipe bowl. He moved not at all. He smoked, as it were, the pipe of eternity.
The old man w...as pleased to see his nephew, and for a time they talked of the rich garden, of the troubles in- herent in it, of slugs that took cover craftily, of green-fly that swarmed, careless, in the public eye, of grafting new life on the old apple tree. Sir Hugh thought that in his bower the fat old man, slowly enjoying his tobacco, finding strength in the sunshine and the scents, soothed to IN ENGLAND 145 drowsiness by the humming of bees, was a modern Pan grown old, Pan with a touch of Silenus. But the charm could not endure.
What to read after Blind Alley?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Walter Lionel George to read onlineMoreLess
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