Earth's Enigmas
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This is the tree of all least suited to thosewind-beaten regions, but none other will the country people plant. Closeup to the road, at one point, curved a massive sweep of red dike, andfurther to the right stretched the miles on miles of naked marsh, tillthey lost themselves in the lonely, shifting waters of the Basin.
About twenty paces back from the fence, with its big doors openingtoward the road, a conspicuous landmark in all my nightly walks, stoodthe barn.
I remembered vividly enough, bu...t in a remote, impersonal sort of way, the scene on that far-off sunny summer morning. As, night after night, Iswung past the ancient doors, my brain in a pleasant confusion, I nevergave the remembrance any heed. Finally, I ceased to recall it, and therattling of the wind in the time-warped shingles fell on utterlycareless ears.
One night, as I started homeward upon the verge of twelve, the marshseemed all alive with flying gleams. The moon was past the full, whiteand high; the sky was thick with small black clouds, streaming dizzilyacross the moon's face, and a moist wind piped steadily, in from thesea.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This is the tree of all least suited to thosewind-beaten regions, but none other will the country people plant. Closeup to the road, at one point, curved a massive sweep of red dike, andfurther to the right stretched the miles on miles of naked marsh, tillthey lost themselves in the lonely, shifting waters of the Basin.
About twenty paces back from the fence, with its big doors openingtoward the road, a conspicuous landmark in all my nightly walks, stoodthe barn.
I remembered vividly enough, bu...t in a remote, impersonal sort of way, the scene on that far-off sunny summer morning. As, night after night, Iswung past the ancient doors, my brain in a pleasant confusion, I nevergave the remembrance any heed. Finally, I ceased to recall it, and therattling of the wind in the time-warped shingles fell on utterlycareless ears.
One night, as I started homeward upon the verge of twelve, the marshseemed all alive with flying gleams. The moon was past the full, whiteand high; the sky was thick with small black clouds, streaming dizzilyacross the moon's face, and a moist wind piped steadily, in from thesea.
What to read after Earth's Enigmas?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Roberts, Charles George Douglas, Sir, 1860-1943 to read onlineMoreLess
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