My Country
My Country
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•THE COH'. MXS HAVE BEAUTIFUL CARVED CAPITALS OF RAREST DESIGN . . . WHirE- WASHED LIKE THE REST OF THE CI I unci 1" "QUAINT INDEED AH1-; IHl'. Hill. DINGS THAT SOME SIMPLE-HEARTED ARTIST HAS PAINTED" (p. 44).
'47 MY COUNTRY 47 The great blue sky was theirs, and the marvellous view over limitless horizons ; theirs were the shifting clouds, floating sometimes above their heads, sometimes rising like steam out of the chasms at their feet ; theirs were also the silence and the sunsets, the sunrise... and the little mountain flowers with their marvellous tints. But also the storm was theirs, and the rain, and the daj^s of impene- trable mist; theirs was the wordless solitude unrelieved by human voice.
These lonely mountain-dwellers become almost one in colour with the rocks and earth by which they are surrounded .
Enormous mantles do they wear, made of skins taken from sheep of their flock, fallen by the way. These shaggy garments give them a wild appearance resembling nothing I have ever seen ; even tiny boys wear these extraordinary coats that cover them from head to foot, sheltering them from rain and storm, and even from the too ardent rays of the sun.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
•THE COH'. MXS HAVE BEAUTIFUL CARVED CAPITALS OF RAREST DESIGN . . . WHirE- WASHED LIKE THE REST OF THE CI I unci 1" "QUAINT INDEED AH1-; IHl'. Hill. DINGS THAT SOME SIMPLE-HEARTED ARTIST HAS PAINTED" (p. 44).
'47 MY COUNTRY 47 The great blue sky was theirs, and the marvellous view over limitless horizons ; theirs were the shifting clouds, floating sometimes above their heads, sometimes rising like steam out of the chasms at their feet ; theirs were also the silence and the sunsets, the sunrise... and the little mountain flowers with their marvellous tints. But also the storm was theirs, and the rain, and the daj^s of impene- trable mist; theirs was the wordless solitude unrelieved by human voice.
These lonely mountain-dwellers become almost one in colour with the rocks and earth by which they are surrounded .
Enormous mantles do they wear, made of skins taken from sheep of their flock, fallen by the way. These shaggy garments give them a wild appearance resembling nothing I have ever seen ; even tiny boys wear these extraordinary coats that cover them from head to foot, sheltering them from rain and storm, and even from the too ardent rays of the sun.
What to read after My Country?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Queen Marie to read onlineMoreLess
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