Hours in My Garden And Other Nature Sketches
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Our presence there seemed like an intrusion that only too much broke the spell, and some of the glimpses from the borders of the wood showed the commonplace trans- formed to poetry of landscape.
Do you wonder at my so cherishing the memory of these walks ? Then, if you do, you have not roamed in these sweet regions as I have done, at all seasons and all hours of the day, and some hours even of the night, with friends, some of whom Constable's Country. \ 8 i are dead now, and some are scattered ...over the wide earth and before you blame me you must go there and see !
This picture carries me to a very different kind of scenery, to that prettiest part of Essex in my idea the region of the Stour Constable's country not flat as is the prevailing character of the portion of Essex near to London, of which the region of the Lea is typical, but on both sides rising here and there into rounded hills, prettily wooded. Dedham, indeed, lies at the foot of a considerable hill, driving down which, towards the little town, one of the sweetest views possible bursts suddenly upon you through trees ; and when you have put up your horse and trap at the inn, passed through the town, and walked to the river, you get a glimpse of Dedham Mill immortalised by Constable with its swirling lade and deep backwater, where big roach lie, fed on the floury morsels from the mill, a scene which Constable has painted too, and made familiar to many who have never seen it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Our presence there seemed like an intrusion that only too much broke the spell, and some of the glimpses from the borders of the wood showed the commonplace trans- formed to poetry of landscape.
Do you wonder at my so cherishing the memory of these walks ? Then, if you do, you have not roamed in these sweet regions as I have done, at all seasons and all hours of the day, and some hours even of the night, with friends, some of whom Constable's Country. \ 8 i are dead now, and some are scattered ...over the wide earth and before you blame me you must go there and see !
This picture carries me to a very different kind of scenery, to that prettiest part of Essex in my idea the region of the Stour Constable's country not flat as is the prevailing character of the portion of Essex near to London, of which the region of the Lea is typical, but on both sides rising here and there into rounded hills, prettily wooded. Dedham, indeed, lies at the foot of a considerable hill, driving down which, towards the little town, one of the sweetest views possible bursts suddenly upon you through trees ; and when you have put up your horse and trap at the inn, passed through the town, and walked to the river, you get a glimpse of Dedham Mill immortalised by Constable with its swirling lade and deep backwater, where big roach lie, fed on the floury morsels from the mill, a scene which Constable has painted too, and made familiar to many who have never seen it.
What to read after Hours in My Garden And Other Nature Sketches?
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