The Oxford Circus a Novel of Oxford And Youth
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Good old Hekla !
And so his musefulness was undisturbed as he gazed contemplatively out upon the Thames-beribboned landskip. Afar off he could discern the glaucous billows of the Chilterns rolling up from the plain, flecked here and there with leafless hedgery, and the hiemal beech-clumps of Pruneley and Greatstock Major. In the middle dis- tance, placid and content, the fickle weathercocks gleamed in the faint blue smoke of half-a-hundred hidden villages, and in the foreground the flocculent c...umuli were mirrored in the shining expanse of water-meadows, their erstwhile lushery now o'erflowed by the meandering floods of January tide. Over all drooped a sombre baldacchino of slate-coloured sky.
JOSS AND REREDOS 99 " Gauguin, " he murmured apprecia- tively. " Pure Gauguin ! " * He looked again.
"But English, " he went on. "Oh, ludicrously English . . . Most distress- ingly English. ... " And, first sign of the potent influence which these London days and London nights had wrought upon his sensibilities, he jerked down the blind, to shut out the exasperating familiarity of that fugacious country-side.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Good old Hekla !
And so his musefulness was undisturbed as he gazed contemplatively out upon the Thames-beribboned landskip. Afar off he could discern the glaucous billows of the Chilterns rolling up from the plain, flecked here and there with leafless hedgery, and the hiemal beech-clumps of Pruneley and Greatstock Major. In the middle dis- tance, placid and content, the fickle weathercocks gleamed in the faint blue smoke of half-a-hundred hidden villages, and in the foreground the flocculent c...umuli were mirrored in the shining expanse of water-meadows, their erstwhile lushery now o'erflowed by the meandering floods of January tide. Over all drooped a sombre baldacchino of slate-coloured sky.
JOSS AND REREDOS 99 " Gauguin, " he murmured apprecia- tively. " Pure Gauguin ! " * He looked again.
"But English, " he went on. "Oh, ludicrously English . . . Most distress- ingly English. ... " And, first sign of the potent influence which these London days and London nights had wrought upon his sensibilities, he jerked down the blind, to shut out the exasperating familiarity of that fugacious country-side.
What to read after The Oxford Circus a Novel of Oxford And Youth?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hamish Miles to read onlineMoreLess
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