Knitters in the Sun
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The gray stone of the government works was visible to the right through the leaf less trees ; nearer, square, yellow and ugly, stood the old arsenal. A soldier, musket on shoulder, marched along the river-edge ; the cape of his coat fluttered in the breeze, and his slanting bayonet shone like silver. Before them lay D, the smoke from its mills and houses curling into the pale blue air.
The countess drew a long breath ; she had a keen feeling for beauty. " Yes, it is a lovely place, " she said. ..." The hills are not high enough, but the river makes amends for every thing. But what are those hideous shanties, Therese ? " " Are they not hideous ?" said Mrs* Greymer. " They are all pine, and it gets such an ugly dirt-black when it isn t painted. The glass is broken out of the windows, and the shingles have peeled off the roofs. When it rains the water drips through. In spring, when the river rises, it comes up to their very doors ; one spring it came in. It is not a nice place to live in. " " Not exactly ; still, I suppose people do live there.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The gray stone of the government works was visible to the right through the leaf less trees ; nearer, square, yellow and ugly, stood the old arsenal. A soldier, musket on shoulder, marched along the river-edge ; the cape of his coat fluttered in the breeze, and his slanting bayonet shone like silver. Before them lay D, the smoke from its mills and houses curling into the pale blue air.
The countess drew a long breath ; she had a keen feeling for beauty. " Yes, it is a lovely place, " she said. ..." The hills are not high enough, but the river makes amends for every thing. But what are those hideous shanties, Therese ? " " Are they not hideous ?" said Mrs* Greymer. " They are all pine, and it gets such an ugly dirt-black when it isn t painted. The glass is broken out of the windows, and the shingles have peeled off the roofs. When it rains the water drips through. In spring, when the river rises, it comes up to their very doors ; one spring it came in. It is not a nice place to live in. " " Not exactly ; still, I suppose people do live there.
What to read after Knitters in the Sun?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thanet Octave to read onlineMoreLess
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