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And our coats are hanging up on the pegs. There is no gong to mark the fractional parts of time, its LETTERS OF TAGORE 9 broad division into day and night being enough for us here. No salaaming liveried orderlies are about, so we can lazily take our uncivilised ease without a qualm.
The birds are singing and the big leaves of the banyan tree on the bank are making a rustling sound. The sunlight reflected off the ripples is dancing on the walls of our cabin. At Cuttack, what with B babu's going ...to court, and the children going to school, there was no forgetting the value of time, or the bustle of civilised So- ciety. Here everything moves with leisurely sloth.
(72) TiRAN, March: 1893.
From inside a brick-built house clouds and rain are all very well, but they do not add to the comfort of the two of us confined in this little boat. Dripping water from a leaky roof may be good for the bumps which the latter gives the head, but it serves all the same to fill up the cup of our misfortune.
I thought we had finished with the rains, and that Nature after her shower bath would be dry- ing her hair with her back to the sun; her green 10 LETTERS OF TAGORE sari spread on the branches, over the fields; her spring-coloured scarf, no longer damp and limp, fluttering gaily in the breeze.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And our coats are hanging up on the pegs. There is no gong to mark the fractional parts of time, its LETTERS OF TAGORE 9 broad division into day and night being enough for us here. No salaaming liveried orderlies are about, so we can lazily take our uncivilised ease without a qualm.
The birds are singing and the big leaves of the banyan tree on the bank are making a rustling sound. The sunlight reflected off the ripples is dancing on the walls of our cabin. At Cuttack, what with B babu's going ...to court, and the children going to school, there was no forgetting the value of time, or the bustle of civilised So- ciety. Here everything moves with leisurely sloth.
(72) TiRAN, March: 1893.
From inside a brick-built house clouds and rain are all very well, but they do not add to the comfort of the two of us confined in this little boat. Dripping water from a leaky roof may be good for the bumps which the latter gives the head, but it serves all the same to fill up the cup of our misfortune.
I thought we had finished with the rains, and that Nature after her shower bath would be dry- ing her hair with her back to the sun; her green 10 LETTERS OF TAGORE sari spread on the branches, over the fields; her spring-coloured scarf, no longer damp and limp, fluttering gaily in the breeze.
What to read after Letters?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tagore, Rabindranath, 1861-1941 to read onlineMoreLess
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