From a Middlesex Garden a book of Garden Thoughts
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First comes Spring, that opens with the new light and the silver melodies of the birds when first their songs rise so liquid clear, so joy- fully sweet, awaking to blossom every bare branch on which they sing; the opening eyes of silver-fringed daisies, where white lambs frolic; the stream and river taking the reflections of over-hanging bud-tipped branches of sentinel trees, and clouds, silver-dressed, all the world bright with Spring's silver. And then, after beauteous Summer, comes the golde...n silence of hushed Autumn, when the world's melody has ceased save for a few faithful birds ; and in keeping with the golden silence, are the golden leaves and marvellous sunsets, and the golden moon of harvest.
214 SEPTEMBER 215 To-day the September garden is still a spot of exquisite blending of colours, standing out in many places as a beauti- ful picture graced in a golden frame. The garden's contents are as yet a mixture of Summer and Autumn flowers, which no longer partake of the delicacy of Spring flowers nor retain Summer's primal beauties, but are all of sturdier growth.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
First comes Spring, that opens with the new light and the silver melodies of the birds when first their songs rise so liquid clear, so joy- fully sweet, awaking to blossom every bare branch on which they sing; the opening eyes of silver-fringed daisies, where white lambs frolic; the stream and river taking the reflections of over-hanging bud-tipped branches of sentinel trees, and clouds, silver-dressed, all the world bright with Spring's silver. And then, after beauteous Summer, comes the golde...n silence of hushed Autumn, when the world's melody has ceased save for a few faithful birds ; and in keeping with the golden silence, are the golden leaves and marvellous sunsets, and the golden moon of harvest.
214 SEPTEMBER 215 To-day the September garden is still a spot of exquisite blending of colours, standing out in many places as a beauti- ful picture graced in a golden frame. The garden's contents are as yet a mixture of Summer and Autumn flowers, which no longer partake of the delicacy of Spring flowers nor retain Summer's primal beauties, but are all of sturdier growth.
What to read after From a Middlesex Garden a book of Garden Thoughts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alfred H Hyatt to read onlineMoreLess
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