The Provincetown book
The Provincetown book
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Beach Plums The fall brings the beach plums. On the head of the one who picks huckleberries, the sun beats down unmercifully; briers and brambles are synonymous with blackberries; but beach plums on the low bushes in the clean sand, the spicy bayberries under feet, the salt wind blowing free across the hills, — beach plums, purple beauties, a quart in a minute, ah, that is God's own invitation to a good time.
Flowers I know a garden on the south side of a house, sunken a little as it slopes tow...ard the shore, and pro- tected by a tight board fence. Flowers bloom in that garden every month in the year, except in January. Marigolds, nasturtiums and sweet alyssum are under the sheltering leaves; pansies are tucked away in a THE PROVINCETOWN BOOK 115 warm corner; gilly flowers persist, and chrysanthe- mums flourish into December: before the end of February crocuses push up. In January, along the edges of the swamps, pussywillows are telling that the sun is higher, and the mayflowers in Myrick's Pines peek out in March.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Beach Plums The fall brings the beach plums. On the head of the one who picks huckleberries, the sun beats down unmercifully; briers and brambles are synonymous with blackberries; but beach plums on the low bushes in the clean sand, the spicy bayberries under feet, the salt wind blowing free across the hills, — beach plums, purple beauties, a quart in a minute, ah, that is God's own invitation to a good time.
Flowers I know a garden on the south side of a house, sunken a little as it slopes tow...ard the shore, and pro- tected by a tight board fence. Flowers bloom in that garden every month in the year, except in January. Marigolds, nasturtiums and sweet alyssum are under the sheltering leaves; pansies are tucked away in a THE PROVINCETOWN BOOK 115 warm corner; gilly flowers persist, and chrysanthe- mums flourish into December: before the end of February crocuses push up. In January, along the edges of the swamps, pussywillows are telling that the sun is higher, and the mayflowers in Myrick's Pines peek out in March.
What to read after The Provincetown book?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Nancy W Paine Smith to read onlineMoreLess
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