Sussex
Sussex
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1 An artist will find much to attract him in the timbered cottages of the village, the old vicarage, and even in the banks of the Cuckmere, though it is a mere streamlet.
* The country through which the Cuckmere flows has a melancholy picturesqueness. It is a great reach of level meadows, very marshy, A The house and its hall were engraved in The Builder^ September 24, 1892.
I20 SUSSEX with red-brown rushes growing in every ditch, and low trees in places, their trunks wrapped in bright yellow l...ichen ; nor only their ti-unks, but the very smallest of their twigs is so clad. All over the flats are cows pasturing — sleek cows, contrasting with flocks of white sheep, which are gathered together, bleating. The coarse grass is sun-scorched ; the slope of the Downs on either side shows the customary chalky green.' — George Gissing^ * Thyrza^ A summer evening is the best time for visiting Alfriston.
* The only light that suits the tranquillity and tender pathos of the region is that which fills the dimples of the Downs with inexpressibly soft and dreamy expression, and quickens the plain by revealing the individuality of every blade of grass and plough-turned clod by its own shadow.' — Coventry Pat more.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
1 An artist will find much to attract him in the timbered cottages of the village, the old vicarage, and even in the banks of the Cuckmere, though it is a mere streamlet.
* The country through which the Cuckmere flows has a melancholy picturesqueness. It is a great reach of level meadows, very marshy, A The house and its hall were engraved in The Builder^ September 24, 1892.
I20 SUSSEX with red-brown rushes growing in every ditch, and low trees in places, their trunks wrapped in bright yellow l...ichen ; nor only their ti-unks, but the very smallest of their twigs is so clad. All over the flats are cows pasturing — sleek cows, contrasting with flocks of white sheep, which are gathered together, bleating. The coarse grass is sun-scorched ; the slope of the Downs on either side shows the customary chalky green.' — George Gissing^ * Thyrza^ A summer evening is the best time for visiting Alfriston.
* The only light that suits the tranquillity and tender pathos of the region is that which fills the dimples of the Downs with inexpressibly soft and dreamy expression, and quickens the plain by revealing the individuality of every blade of grass and plough-turned clod by its own shadow.' — Coventry Pat more.
What to read after Sussex?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Augustus John Cuthbert Hare to read onlineMoreLess
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