Pageant of Summer
Pageant of Summer
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This bed ofveronica at the foot of the ancient apple has a whole handful of flowers, and yet they do not weary the eye. Oak follows oak and elm ranks withelm, but the woodlands are pleasant; however many times reduplicated, their beauty only increases. So, too, the summer days; the sun rises onthe same grasses and green hedges, there is the same blue sky, but did weever have enough of them? No, not in a hundred years! There seemsalways a depth, somewhere, unexplored, a thicket that has not been... seenthrough, a corner full of ferns, a quaint old hollow tree, which may giveus something. Bees go by me as I stand under the apple, but they pass onfor the most part bound on a long journey, across to the clover fields orup to the thyme lands; only a few go down into the mowing-grass. Thehive bees are the most impatient of insects; they cannot bear to entangletheir wings beating against grasses or boughs. Not one will enter ahedge. They like an open and level surface, places cropped by sheep, thesward by the roadside, fields of clover, where the flower is not deepunder grass.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This bed ofveronica at the foot of the ancient apple has a whole handful of flowers, and yet they do not weary the eye. Oak follows oak and elm ranks withelm, but the woodlands are pleasant; however many times reduplicated, their beauty only increases. So, too, the summer days; the sun rises onthe same grasses and green hedges, there is the same blue sky, but did weever have enough of them? No, not in a hundred years! There seemsalways a depth, somewhere, unexplored, a thicket that has not been... seenthrough, a corner full of ferns, a quaint old hollow tree, which may giveus something. Bees go by me as I stand under the apple, but they pass onfor the most part bound on a long journey, across to the clover fields orup to the thyme lands; only a few go down into the mowing-grass. Thehive bees are the most impatient of insects; they cannot bear to entangletheir wings beating against grasses or boughs. Not one will enter ahedge. They like an open and level surface, places cropped by sheep, thesward by the roadside, fields of clover, where the flower is not deepunder grass.
What to read after Pageant of Summer?
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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