In Constables Country
In Constables Country
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Here, too, are massive doors that speak eloquently of their antiquity doors that might defy the ravages of time till time shall be no more. The church, as I have said, was built about 1150, but there are reasons for supposing that it occupies the site of an earlier structure. For the doorways of stone that lead to the tower stairs rest upon very ancient memorial slabs, so situated that they were certainly not laid down after the erection of the present structure.
A soft rain, drifting aslant be...fore a westerly breeze, and drawing a fuller fragrance from roses in cottage gardens, fell continuously as I sauntered through quaint back-streets, listening to the rattle of the hand-loom, an unfamiliar sound to many ears. It is familiar enough to folk in Sudbury, as is the peculiar aspect of the rooms in which weavers work. The weaver needs a good light, for obvious reasons ; a large window, perhaps consisting of several frames placed side by side, is inserted both in the back and front wall, and the loom stands in the centre.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Here, too, are massive doors that speak eloquently of their antiquity doors that might defy the ravages of time till time shall be no more. The church, as I have said, was built about 1150, but there are reasons for supposing that it occupies the site of an earlier structure. For the doorways of stone that lead to the tower stairs rest upon very ancient memorial slabs, so situated that they were certainly not laid down after the erection of the present structure.
A soft rain, drifting aslant be...fore a westerly breeze, and drawing a fuller fragrance from roses in cottage gardens, fell continuously as I sauntered through quaint back-streets, listening to the rattle of the hand-loom, an unfamiliar sound to many ears. It is familiar enough to folk in Sudbury, as is the peculiar aspect of the rooms in which weavers work. The weaver needs a good light, for obvious reasons ; a large window, perhaps consisting of several frames placed side by side, is inserted both in the back and front wall, and the loom stands in the centre.
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