Some Other Garden
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Cogwheels and cylinders, sharp and smooth. The machine is responsible for fountains. Moving water.
Life in the garden.
I found a larger model in a damp museum, housed in a case of glass and polished wood. Someone had entombed it, given it a brass plaque. I pushed a button and it began to move – even without fountains.
I told a friend in Paris that I like old clockworks. Disconnected from time … the predictable click of passing seconds, they become objects free of consequences. You sh...ould see the machine at Marly, he said.
Someone had disconnected it, taken it away. Vanished.
In times of drought a hundred engineers worked the machine at Marly. They bent through the night over tables of rain. They interrupted rivers and creeks, sucked up lakes and ponds. The machine spread its system under the ground. It demanded the Seine, Loire, or Rhone.
A flicker of pleasure grew in the eyes of a king.
In the autumn the north wind and the ghost of a machine at Marly.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Cogwheels and cylinders, sharp and smooth. The machine is responsible for fountains. Moving water.
Life in the garden.
I found a larger model in a damp museum, housed in a case of glass and polished wood. Someone had entombed it, given it a brass plaque. I pushed a button and it began to move – even without fountains.
I told a friend in Paris that I like old clockworks. Disconnected from time … the predictable click of passing seconds, they become objects free of consequences. You sh...ould see the machine at Marly, he said.
Someone had disconnected it, taken it away. Vanished.
In times of drought a hundred engineers worked the machine at Marly. They bent through the night over tables of rain. They interrupted rivers and creeks, sucked up lakes and ponds. The machine spread its system under the ground. It demanded the Seine, Loire, or Rhone.
A flicker of pleasure grew in the eyes of a king.
In the autumn the north wind and the ghost of a machine at Marly.
What to read after Some Other Garden?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jane Urquhart to read onlineMoreLess
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