Edith Or Love And Life in Cheshire
Edith Or Love And Life in Cheshire
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It is quaint, old-fashion'd : the roof is low ; and the swallows Now are hard at work, beneath the eaves, by the windows ; Windows, old, once latticed, deep in gloom of the ivy. Framed in square-cut stones, the sombre stone of the quarries. Half the benches fill the rustic porch, and about it Shine the green new leaves the roses hide in the summer. JNIark the tiny lawn, all in a flame with the crocus : — Four trim little beds, with box edged round ; and the hollies, Carved to shapes fantastic, ...in defiance of nature, Quaint as antique prints made of the Grarden of Eden. Broad and flagg'd, the path between the door and the gateway ; Fringed with London-pride, and white and red of the daisies. Many a passer-by will linger, eyeing the pleasance. O'er the white wood railing painted fair for the summer. Now the sun is setting and longer growing the shadows. Look again ; you see him ; in the porch he is sitting : It is Berthold Trevor, the curate, idol of Orton.
Here he lives alone in his little bachelor cottage.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is quaint, old-fashion'd : the roof is low ; and the swallows Now are hard at work, beneath the eaves, by the windows ; Windows, old, once latticed, deep in gloom of the ivy. Framed in square-cut stones, the sombre stone of the quarries. Half the benches fill the rustic porch, and about it Shine the green new leaves the roses hide in the summer. JNIark the tiny lawn, all in a flame with the crocus : — Four trim little beds, with box edged round ; and the hollies, Carved to shapes fantastic, ...in defiance of nature, Quaint as antique prints made of the Grarden of Eden. Broad and flagg'd, the path between the door and the gateway ; Fringed with London-pride, and white and red of the daisies. Many a passer-by will linger, eyeing the pleasance. O'er the white wood railing painted fair for the summer. Now the sun is setting and longer growing the shadows. Look again ; you see him ; in the porch he is sitting : It is Berthold Trevor, the curate, idol of Orton.
Here he lives alone in his little bachelor cottage.
What to read after Edith Or Love And Life in Cheshire?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Ashe to read onlineMoreLess
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