Stubble
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Eventually, and not too much so, they left the city streets, and soonwere jogging down a winding little lane of the softest, yellowestearth imaginable. On either side, between the edge of the roadside andthe snake rail fence, was a little bank all a-tangle with blackberrybushes, and here and there, with its roots protruding out into space, a gaunt and bare thorn tree or an occasional walnut thrusting itsbranches over the road. Beyond, the fields lay in cool, serrated rows, deep brown and freshl...y fragrant. The woodland which hung about in thebackground beyond the fields would occasionally sweep down and crossthe road, and then would come a stretch of checkered shade on theyellow earth, and the lifting, expectant sound of high wind in topbranches. And sometimes, in the heart of such an arm of woodland, theold horse's hoofs would echo hollow on the warped and mellowing boardsof a tiny bridge, and there would be a momentary slip and gurgle ofwater underneath, on down through the ferns. Joe felt steeped in calm.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Eventually, and not too much so, they left the city streets, and soonwere jogging down a winding little lane of the softest, yellowestearth imaginable. On either side, between the edge of the roadside andthe snake rail fence, was a little bank all a-tangle with blackberrybushes, and here and there, with its roots protruding out into space, a gaunt and bare thorn tree or an occasional walnut thrusting itsbranches over the road. Beyond, the fields lay in cool, serrated rows, deep brown and freshl...y fragrant. The woodland which hung about in thebackground beyond the fields would occasionally sweep down and crossthe road, and then would come a stretch of checkered shade on theyellow earth, and the lifting, expectant sound of high wind in topbranches. And sometimes, in the heart of such an arm of woodland, theold horse's hoofs would echo hollow on the warped and mellowing boardsof a tiny bridge, and there would be a momentary slip and gurgle ofwater underneath, on down through the ferns. Joe felt steeped in calm.
What to read after Stubble?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Looms George to read onlineMoreLess
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