Summer Days for Winter Evenings
Summer Days for Winter Evenings
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On the dyke he sits un consumed and un- affected, and his pale head melts into the dusty road ahead and the dry fields beyond.
There he is the good spirit and companion of the stone-breaker, to whom he sings all day long, without respite, even when the 200 TAWNY JULY flames are hottest. Between the clicks of the hammer, after the echo has died away, occur a note or two. While the old man is adjusting a fresh block for a clean hit, or unbending ' his back for a moment.
enough there is time for t...he whole seven or nine. And wheu the wire spectacles are laid aside, and the red pocket - handkerchief undone, and the hat, it may be, removed from the salamander head, and labour sits down on the hot stones in the 20I SUMMER DAYS FOR WINTER EVENINGS burning landscape, the length of the midday meal is measured out in minutes of song.
The yellow-hammer is the stone - breaker s clock.
There is always a bird about, always a song startlingly near the loitering but not neces- sarily toiling pedestrian.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
On the dyke he sits un consumed and un- affected, and his pale head melts into the dusty road ahead and the dry fields beyond.
There he is the good spirit and companion of the stone-breaker, to whom he sings all day long, without respite, even when the 200 TAWNY JULY flames are hottest. Between the clicks of the hammer, after the echo has died away, occur a note or two. While the old man is adjusting a fresh block for a clean hit, or unbending ' his back for a moment.
enough there is time for t...he whole seven or nine. And wheu the wire spectacles are laid aside, and the red pocket - handkerchief undone, and the hat, it may be, removed from the salamander head, and labour sits down on the hot stones in the 20I SUMMER DAYS FOR WINTER EVENINGS burning landscape, the length of the midday meal is measured out in minutes of song.
The yellow-hammer is the stone - breaker s clock.
There is always a bird about, always a song startlingly near the loitering but not neces- sarily toiling pedestrian.
What to read after Summer Days for Winter Evenings?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Hunter Crawford to read onlineMoreLess
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