Grania : the Story of An Island. in Two Volumes 2
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G 82 CRANIA had caught the infection, their usual ascetic aspect having given way to-day to one of quite comparative frohcsomeness — the sort of frolic- someness suggestive of a monk or a nun upon an unwonted hohday. At the point where they had got into the curragh the sand was one mass of silene, spreading its reticulated net in all directions. Across this green net the still young rays of the sun had struck, lighting up the thin long stems and white pendulous flower-heads, which sprang up aga...in every time they were trodden down, nodding, and nodding frantically, in breezy, reckless defiance of any such accidents.
Even out here, in the middle of the bay, there was an extraordinary sense of lightness — a sense of warmth, too, of gaiety and elation.
The distant headlands, generally swathed to the very feet in clouds, wore to-day an air of quite Italian-like distinctness, joined to a not at all Italian -like sense of remoteness and distance.
THE STORY OF AN ISLAND 83 It was a day of days, in short !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
G 82 CRANIA had caught the infection, their usual ascetic aspect having given way to-day to one of quite comparative frohcsomeness — the sort of frolic- someness suggestive of a monk or a nun upon an unwonted hohday. At the point where they had got into the curragh the sand was one mass of silene, spreading its reticulated net in all directions. Across this green net the still young rays of the sun had struck, lighting up the thin long stems and white pendulous flower-heads, which sprang up aga...in every time they were trodden down, nodding, and nodding frantically, in breezy, reckless defiance of any such accidents.
Even out here, in the middle of the bay, there was an extraordinary sense of lightness — a sense of warmth, too, of gaiety and elation.
The distant headlands, generally swathed to the very feet in clouds, wore to-day an air of quite Italian-like distinctness, joined to a not at all Italian -like sense of remoteness and distance.
THE STORY OF AN ISLAND 83 It was a day of days, in short !
What to read after Grania : the Story of An Island. in Two Volumes 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lawless, Hon. Emily, 1845-1913 to read onlineMoreLess
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