Dead Mans Plack An Old Thorn
Dead Mans Plack An Old Thorn
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She was like them on her horse, borne swiftly as on wings above the earth, but always near it. Then, cast- ing her eyes up she would watch the soarers, the buzzards, or harriers and others, circling up from earth on broad, motionless wings, bird above bird, ever rising and diminishing, to fade away at last into the universal blue. Then, as if aspiring too, she would seek the highest point on some high down and sitting on her horse survey the prospect before her, the sea of rounded hills, hills ...beyond hills, stretching away to the dim horizon, and over it all the vast blue dome of heaven. Sky and earth, with thorny brakes and grass and flowers and wild creatures, with birds that flew low and others soaring up into heaven — what was the secret meaning it had for her?
DEAD MAN'S PLACK 93 She was like one groping for a key in a dark place. Not a human figure visible, not a sign of human occupancy on that expanse! Was this then the secret of her elation? The all-powerful dreadful God she was at enmity with, whom she feared and fled from, was not here.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She was like them on her horse, borne swiftly as on wings above the earth, but always near it. Then, cast- ing her eyes up she would watch the soarers, the buzzards, or harriers and others, circling up from earth on broad, motionless wings, bird above bird, ever rising and diminishing, to fade away at last into the universal blue. Then, as if aspiring too, she would seek the highest point on some high down and sitting on her horse survey the prospect before her, the sea of rounded hills, hills ...beyond hills, stretching away to the dim horizon, and over it all the vast blue dome of heaven. Sky and earth, with thorny brakes and grass and flowers and wild creatures, with birds that flew low and others soaring up into heaven — what was the secret meaning it had for her?
DEAD MAN'S PLACK 93 She was like one groping for a key in a dark place. Not a human figure visible, not a sign of human occupancy on that expanse! Was this then the secret of her elation? The all-powerful dreadful God she was at enmity with, whom she feared and fled from, was not here.
What to read after Dead Mans Plack An Old Thorn?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W H William Henry Hudson to read onlineMoreLess
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