The Fall of the Year
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The darkness deepens. A raw wind is rising. At nine o'clock the moon swings round and full to the crest of the ridge, and pours softly over. I button my heavy ulster close, and in my rubber boots go down to the stream and follow it out to the middle of the meadow, where it meets the main ditch. There 62 THE FALL OF THE YEAR is a sharp turn here toward the swamp; and here at the bend, behind a clump of black alders, I sit quietly down and wait.
I have come out to the bend to watch the mushrats b...uilding; for that small mound up the ditch is not an old haycock, but a half -finished muskrat house.
As I wait, the moon climbs higher over the woods.
The water on the meadow shivers in the light. The wind bites through my heavy coat and drives me back, but not before I have seen one, two, three little creatures scaling the walls of the house with loads of mud-and-reed mortar. I am driven back by the cold, but not before I know that here in the desolate meadow is being rounded off a lodge, thick- walled and warm, and proof against the longest, bitterest of winters.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The darkness deepens. A raw wind is rising. At nine o'clock the moon swings round and full to the crest of the ridge, and pours softly over. I button my heavy ulster close, and in my rubber boots go down to the stream and follow it out to the middle of the meadow, where it meets the main ditch. There 62 THE FALL OF THE YEAR is a sharp turn here toward the swamp; and here at the bend, behind a clump of black alders, I sit quietly down and wait.
I have come out to the bend to watch the mushrats b...uilding; for that small mound up the ditch is not an old haycock, but a half -finished muskrat house.
As I wait, the moon climbs higher over the woods.
The water on the meadow shivers in the light. The wind bites through my heavy coat and drives me back, but not before I have seen one, two, three little creatures scaling the walls of the house with loads of mud-and-reed mortar. I am driven back by the cold, but not before I know that here in the desolate meadow is being rounded off a lodge, thick- walled and warm, and proof against the longest, bitterest of winters.
What to read after The Fall of the Year?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sharp Dallas Lore to read onlineMoreLess
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