Hard-Boiled Wonderland And the End of the World
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He checks the fire in the stove, then takes the boiling kettle into the kitchen to make tea. It is good to drink the hot infusion; we are cold from our day in the Woods. The wind-cry does not subside."I pick this herb in the Woods," the Caretaker tells us. "I dry it in the shade all summer, and in winter I have it for tea. It stimulates and warms the body."The drink is fragrant, with an unassuming sweetness."What is the plant called?" I ask."The name? I have no idea," he says. "It grows in the W...oods, it smells good, so I make tea with it. It has green stalks about yea high, blooms midsummer, I pick the young leaves… The beasts like to eat the flowers.""The beasts come here?""Yes, until the beginning of autumn. Toward winter, they will not come near the Woods. In warm weather, they come here in groups and I play with them and I share my rations… But winter, no. They know I will give them food, and still they do not come. All winter I am alone.""Will you join us for lunch?" the Librarian offers.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He checks the fire in the stove, then takes the boiling kettle into the kitchen to make tea. It is good to drink the hot infusion; we are cold from our day in the Woods. The wind-cry does not subside."I pick this herb in the Woods," the Caretaker tells us. "I dry it in the shade all summer, and in winter I have it for tea. It stimulates and warms the body."The drink is fragrant, with an unassuming sweetness."What is the plant called?" I ask."The name? I have no idea," he says. "It grows in the W...oods, it smells good, so I make tea with it. It has green stalks about yea high, blooms midsummer, I pick the young leaves… The beasts like to eat the flowers.""The beasts come here?""Yes, until the beginning of autumn. Toward winter, they will not come near the Woods. In warm weather, they come here in groups and I play with them and I share my rations… But winter, no. They know I will give them food, and still they do not come. All winter I am alone.""Will you join us for lunch?" the Librarian offers.
What to read after Hard-Boiled Wonderland And the End of the World?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Haruki Murakami to read onlineMoreLess
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