The Cathedral
The Cathedral
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Firstthere was the deep serene beauty of the May day, pale blue faintly fadinginto the palest yellow, the world lying like an enchanted spirit asleepwithin a glass bell, reflecting the light from the shining surface thatenfolded it. In this light houses, grass, cobbles lay as though stained bya painter's brush, bright colours like the dazzling pigment of a woodentoy, glittering under the shining sky.
This was a normal enough evening for the Polchester May, but across it, shivering it into fragm...ents, broke a stormy and blustering wind, a windthat belonged to stormy January days, cold and violent, with the hint ofrain in its murmuring voice. It tore through the town, sometimes carryinghurried and, as it seemed, terrified clouds with it; for a while the Maylight would be hidden, the air would be chill, a few drops like flashes ofglass would fall, gleaming against the bright colours--then suddenly thesky would be again unchallenged blue, there would be no cloud on thehorizon, only the pavements would glitter as though reflecting a glassydome.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Firstthere was the deep serene beauty of the May day, pale blue faintly fadinginto the palest yellow, the world lying like an enchanted spirit asleepwithin a glass bell, reflecting the light from the shining surface thatenfolded it. In this light houses, grass, cobbles lay as though stained bya painter's brush, bright colours like the dazzling pigment of a woodentoy, glittering under the shining sky.
This was a normal enough evening for the Polchester May, but across it, shivering it into fragm...ents, broke a stormy and blustering wind, a windthat belonged to stormy January days, cold and violent, with the hint ofrain in its murmuring voice. It tore through the town, sometimes carryinghurried and, as it seemed, terrified clouds with it; for a while the Maylight would be hidden, the air would be chill, a few drops like flashes ofglass would fall, gleaming against the bright colours--then suddenly thesky would be again unchallenged blue, there would be no cloud on thehorizon, only the pavements would glitter as though reflecting a glassydome.
What to read after The Cathedral?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hugh Walpole to read onlineMoreLess
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