The Sunlight On the Garden
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Having left the bags of shopping on the kitchen table, he sits for a few minutes staring at them, but then totters up and begins to wander about the capacious Edwardian house, pausing from time to time to stare at some picture or object that will soon be carted away for the sale. These fragments have I shored against my ruin. But the fragments are valuable, so Elsie constantly reminds him. You won’t want for a bob or two, is how she puts it.
He stares out of his study window. A listless snow... is drifting down on the overgrown garden, flake by flake. The blackbird – there are, in fact, a number of blackbirds but he never sees more than one at a time and so thinks there is only one – is up there hunched on a branch of the hawthorn. Poor chap. It’s only in December that birds ever look dejected. Perhaps they too suffer from SAD, like myself.
He begins effortfully to mount the stairs, half-dragging himself with a hand clutching at the banister.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Having left the bags of shopping on the kitchen table, he sits for a few minutes staring at them, but then totters up and begins to wander about the capacious Edwardian house, pausing from time to time to stare at some picture or object that will soon be carted away for the sale. These fragments have I shored against my ruin. But the fragments are valuable, so Elsie constantly reminds him. You won’t want for a bob or two, is how she puts it.
He stares out of his study window. A listless snow... is drifting down on the overgrown garden, flake by flake. The blackbird – there are, in fact, a number of blackbirds but he never sees more than one at a time and so thinks there is only one – is up there hunched on a branch of the hawthorn. Poor chap. It’s only in December that birds ever look dejected. Perhaps they too suffer from SAD, like myself.
He begins effortfully to mount the stairs, half-dragging himself with a hand clutching at the banister.
What to read after The Sunlight On the Garden?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Francis King to read onlineMoreLess
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