Flood Field And Forest
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211 The one I am now thinking of worked regularly, day by day, for more than a year, at a self-imposed task, and eventually completed it, but little to his own gain.
The hours at second school were from ten to one, and for an hour after that the first class remained "doing" mathematics. Of course there was at this time a great silence, the more observable from the cessation of the previous hum of many voices.
In the first quiet hour after Midsummer holidays a rat was heard gnawing at the oaken ...floor beneath our feet. Crake ! crake ! In vain I endeavoured to fix my mind on the problem before me : " From the point A "—crake ! crake ! — my soul is absorbed in the well- understood sound, and will take in nothing else — " describe the circle B C D." Crake ! crake ! crake !
It is of no use — ^the first problem of Euclid, the key- stone of the arch, is as a thing of nought ; the problem working in my mind is, When will the creature appear ?
How long will it take it to gnaw through the time- hardened oaken boards, three inches thick, that form the floor ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
211 The one I am now thinking of worked regularly, day by day, for more than a year, at a self-imposed task, and eventually completed it, but little to his own gain.
The hours at second school were from ten to one, and for an hour after that the first class remained "doing" mathematics. Of course there was at this time a great silence, the more observable from the cessation of the previous hum of many voices.
In the first quiet hour after Midsummer holidays a rat was heard gnawing at the oaken ...floor beneath our feet. Crake ! crake ! In vain I endeavoured to fix my mind on the problem before me : " From the point A "—crake ! crake ! — my soul is absorbed in the well- understood sound, and will take in nothing else — " describe the circle B C D." Crake ! crake ! crake !
It is of no use — ^the first problem of Euclid, the key- stone of the arch, is as a thing of nought ; the problem working in my mind is, When will the creature appear ?
How long will it take it to gnaw through the time- hardened oaken boards, three inches thick, that form the floor ?
What to read after Flood Field And Forest?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Rooper to read onlineMoreLess
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