Wild Flowers of Scotland
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In bad weather, when the brown shades looked black, and there was no relief anywhere, they didn't require to look beyond the garden wall ; and like wise folk, who refuse to meet depression half-way, probably they did not try. All of the soaked and blackened earth they could command from the windows, were the tops of the hills.
Within the enclosure, the scene was as if I had been suddenly transported south again. It must have been only so much the brighter on the duller day, and thus helped to p...reserve the balance. Garden vegetables grew to the usual height, and were bordered by bright annuals.
In a snug corner, shut in between the gable and the wall, where the blast would pass over without sending down so much air as would disturb the dust on its glass roof, nestled a little conservatory. It was just such a spot as one would choose out for telling a world-forgetting FLOWERS OF THE FAR NORTH 141 story in. And, I daresay, those northern imagina- tions sometimes used it for the purpose in the dull winter-time.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In bad weather, when the brown shades looked black, and there was no relief anywhere, they didn't require to look beyond the garden wall ; and like wise folk, who refuse to meet depression half-way, probably they did not try. All of the soaked and blackened earth they could command from the windows, were the tops of the hills.
Within the enclosure, the scene was as if I had been suddenly transported south again. It must have been only so much the brighter on the duller day, and thus helped to p...reserve the balance. Garden vegetables grew to the usual height, and were bordered by bright annuals.
In a snug corner, shut in between the gable and the wall, where the blast would pass over without sending down so much air as would disturb the dust on its glass roof, nestled a little conservatory. It was just such a spot as one would choose out for telling a world-forgetting FLOWERS OF THE FAR NORTH 141 story in. And, I daresay, those northern imagina- tions sometimes used it for the purpose in the dull winter-time.
What to read after Wild Flowers of Scotland?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Hunter Crawford to read onlineMoreLess
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