The Recreations of Christopher North [pseud.] ..
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The Recreations of Christopher North [pseud.] ..
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Ay— ^he one single door of this Hat — the one single *' winnock," does '* rattle" — ^by fits — as tbe blast smites it, in spite of the white moand drifted hill-high all roimd the buried dwelling. Dim through the ■eat-reek cower the figores in urtan-— fear has boshed the cry of the infant in tbe swinging eradle— end all tbe other imps are mute. But the household is thinner than usual at the meal-hour; and feet that loved to follow the ivdnker along tbe bent, now fearless of pit- lalls, since the... first lour of morning light have been traversing the tempest The shepherds, who sit all day long when summer hues are ^ning, and summer flowerets are blowing, almost idle in their plaids, beneath the shadow of some ruck watching their flocks feeding above, aroand, and below, now expose their boU breasts to all the perils of the pastoral life. This is our Arcadia — ^a realm of wrath
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ay— ^he one single door of this Hat — the one single *' winnock," does '* rattle" — ^by fits — as tbe blast smites it, in spite of the white moand drifted hill-high all roimd the buried dwelling. Dim through the ■eat-reek cower the figores in urtan-— fear has boshed the cry of the infant in tbe swinging eradle— end all tbe other imps are mute. But the household is thinner than usual at the meal-hour; and feet that loved to follow the ivdnker along tbe bent, now fearless of pit- lalls, since the... first lour of morning light have been traversing the tempest The shepherds, who sit all day long when summer hues are ^ning, and summer flowerets are blowing, almost idle in their plaids, beneath the shadow of some ruck watching their flocks feeding above, aroand, and below, now expose their boU breasts to all the perils of the pastoral life. This is our Arcadia — ^a realm of wrath
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wilson, John, 1785-1854 to read onlineMoreLess
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