The Garden of Survival
The Garden of Survival
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Did I wish itotherwise? I think not. Only there was something in me beating its wingsimpatiently like a wild bird that felt the bars close round it. .. . Mother, I realized, could not have said even what the old coachman hadsaid to save her life, and I remember wondering what would move her intothe expression of natural joy. All that half-hour, as the hoofs echoedalong the silence of the country road, and the old familiar woods andfields slid past, no sign of deep emotion had escaped her. She h...ad askedif I was hungry. .. .
And then the smells! The sweet, faint garden smell in the Englishtwilight:--of laurels and laurestinus, of lilac, pinks, and the heavyscent of May, wall-flowers and sweet william too--these, with thepoignant aroma of the old childhood house, were the background offamiliar loveliness against which my subsequent disillusion of thehomeland set itself in such afflicting contrast. I remember, as weentered the dim hall, the carriage lamps fell on, the floweringhorse-chestnut by the door; the bats were flitting; a big white mothwhirred softly against the brilliant glass as though you and I wereafter it again with nets and killing-bottles.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Did I wish itotherwise? I think not. Only there was something in me beating its wingsimpatiently like a wild bird that felt the bars close round it. .. . Mother, I realized, could not have said even what the old coachman hadsaid to save her life, and I remember wondering what would move her intothe expression of natural joy. All that half-hour, as the hoofs echoedalong the silence of the country road, and the old familiar woods andfields slid past, no sign of deep emotion had escaped her. She h...ad askedif I was hungry. .. .
And then the smells! The sweet, faint garden smell in the Englishtwilight:--of laurels and laurestinus, of lilac, pinks, and the heavyscent of May, wall-flowers and sweet william too--these, with thepoignant aroma of the old childhood house, were the background offamiliar loveliness against which my subsequent disillusion of thehomeland set itself in such afflicting contrast. I remember, as weentered the dim hall, the carriage lamps fell on, the floweringhorse-chestnut by the door; the bats were flitting; a big white mothwhirred softly against the brilliant glass as though you and I wereafter it again with nets and killing-bottles.
What to read after The Garden of Survival?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Blackwood Algernon to read onlineMoreLess
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