Main-Street
Main-Street
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Great as is the transformation produced by a short term of years, eachsingle day creeps through the Puritan settlement sluggishly enough. Itshall pass before your eyes, condensed into the space of a few moments. The gray light of early morning is slowly diffusing itself over thescene; and the bellman, whose office it is to cry the hour at the street-corners, rings the last peal upon his hand bell, and goes wearilyhomewards, with the owls, the bats, and other creatures of the night. Lattices are... thrust back on their hinges, as if the town were opening itseyes, in the summer morning. Forth stumbles the still drowsy cowherd, with his horn; putting which to his lips, it emits a bellowing bray, impossible to be represented in the picture, but which reaches thepricked-up ears of every cow in the settlement, and tells her that thedewy pasture-hour is come. House after house awakes, and sends the smokeup curling from its chimney, like frosty breath from living nostrils; andas those white wreaths of smoke, though impregnated with earthyadmixtures, climb skyward, so, from each dwelling, does the morningworship--its spiritual essence, bearing up its human imperfection--findits way to the heavenly Father's throne.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Great as is the transformation produced by a short term of years, eachsingle day creeps through the Puritan settlement sluggishly enough. Itshall pass before your eyes, condensed into the space of a few moments. The gray light of early morning is slowly diffusing itself over thescene; and the bellman, whose office it is to cry the hour at the street-corners, rings the last peal upon his hand bell, and goes wearilyhomewards, with the owls, the bats, and other creatures of the night. Lattices are... thrust back on their hinges, as if the town were opening itseyes, in the summer morning. Forth stumbles the still drowsy cowherd, with his horn; putting which to his lips, it emits a bellowing bray, impossible to be represented in the picture, but which reaches thepricked-up ears of every cow in the settlement, and tells her that thedewy pasture-hour is come. House after house awakes, and sends the smokeup curling from its chimney, like frosty breath from living nostrils; andas those white wreaths of smoke, though impregnated with earthyadmixtures, climb skyward, so, from each dwelling, does the morningworship--its spiritual essence, bearing up its human imperfection--findits way to the heavenly Father's throne.
What to read after Main-Street?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hawthorne Nathaniel to read onlineMoreLess
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