Jack in the Pulpit
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He closes his eyes and sees the crocus stirring under the mold and hears the tulip tell of "time to get out of bed." Shadows within doors are only brothers and sisters of the company of shadows out of doors. Gray days damage them, but they are creatures of the sunshine and hence are like some birds and timid animals that emerge from nowhere only on occasions. All of the world is full of them in sunshine and you do not see them unless you get into the habit of looking for them in sunny days and ...moonlit nights ; and the air and the earth are full of them — atoms of shadow composing the very air through which we breathe. You have no conception of the enjoyment and friendship and company of shadows — so ethereal, gentle, retiring and agile as they are.
Summer time at the seashore, is the field day of shadows. The summer sunshine is brighter there and the air is clearer and the leaves of the trees sprinkle the ground with shadows that are translucent. And the big woods — they have sombre and dim shadows; shadows that creep along with the sun over mosses and over trunks of fallen trees.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He closes his eyes and sees the crocus stirring under the mold and hears the tulip tell of "time to get out of bed." Shadows within doors are only brothers and sisters of the company of shadows out of doors. Gray days damage them, but they are creatures of the sunshine and hence are like some birds and timid animals that emerge from nowhere only on occasions. All of the world is full of them in sunshine and you do not see them unless you get into the habit of looking for them in sunny days and ...moonlit nights ; and the air and the earth are full of them — atoms of shadow composing the very air through which we breathe. You have no conception of the enjoyment and friendship and company of shadows — so ethereal, gentle, retiring and agile as they are.
Summer time at the seashore, is the field day of shadows. The summer sunshine is brighter there and the air is clearer and the leaves of the trees sprinkle the ground with shadows that are translucent. And the big woods — they have sombre and dim shadows; shadows that creep along with the sun over mosses and over trunks of fallen trees.
What to read after Jack in the Pulpit?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Staples, Arthur Gray, 1861- to read onlineMoreLess
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