Nature Near London
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THE RIVER There is a slight but perceptible colour in the atmosphere of summer. Itis not visible close at hand, nor always where the light fallsstrongest, and if looked at too long it sometimes fades away. But overgorse and heath, in the warm hollows of wheatfield, and round about therising ground there is something more than air alone. It is not mist, nor the hazy vapour of autumn, nor the blue tints that come over thedistant hills and woods.
As there is a bloom upon the peach and grape, so th...is is the bloom ofsummer. The air is ripe and rich, full of the emanations, the perfume, from corn and flower and leafy tree. In strictness the term will not, ofcourse, be accurate, yet by what other word can this appearance in theatmosphere be described but as a bloom? Upon a still and sunlit summerafternoon it may be seen over the osier-covered islets in the Thamesimmediately above Teddington Lock.
It hovers over the level cornfields that stretch towards Richmond, andalong the ridge of the wooded hills that bound them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
THE RIVER There is a slight but perceptible colour in the atmosphere of summer. Itis not visible close at hand, nor always where the light fallsstrongest, and if looked at too long it sometimes fades away. But overgorse and heath, in the warm hollows of wheatfield, and round about therising ground there is something more than air alone. It is not mist, nor the hazy vapour of autumn, nor the blue tints that come over thedistant hills and woods.
As there is a bloom upon the peach and grape, so th...is is the bloom ofsummer. The air is ripe and rich, full of the emanations, the perfume, from corn and flower and leafy tree. In strictness the term will not, ofcourse, be accurate, yet by what other word can this appearance in theatmosphere be described but as a bloom? Upon a still and sunlit summerafternoon it may be seen over the osier-covered islets in the Thamesimmediately above Teddington Lock.
It hovers over the level cornfields that stretch towards Richmond, andalong the ridge of the wooded hills that bound them.
What to read after Nature Near London?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jefferies Richard to read onlineMoreLess
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