The Life of the Fields
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Take the tableindoors again, and the book; the thoughts and imaginings of others arevain, and of your own too deep to be written. For the mind is filled withthe exceeding beauty of these things, and their great wondrousness andmarvel. Never yet have I been able to write what I felt about thesunlight only. Colour and form and light are as magic to me. It is atrance. It requires a language of ideas to convey it. It is ten yearssince I last reclined on that grass plot, and yet I have been writing ...ofit as if it was yesterday, and every blade of grass is as visible and asreal to me now as then. They were greener towards the house, and morebrown-tinted on the margin of the strawberry bed, because towards thehouse the shadow rested longest. By the strawberries the fierce sunlightburned them.
The sunlight put out the books I brought into it just as it put out thefire on the hearth indoors. The tawny flames floating upwards could notbite the crackling sticks when the full beams came pouring on them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Take the tableindoors again, and the book; the thoughts and imaginings of others arevain, and of your own too deep to be written. For the mind is filled withthe exceeding beauty of these things, and their great wondrousness andmarvel. Never yet have I been able to write what I felt about thesunlight only. Colour and form and light are as magic to me. It is atrance. It requires a language of ideas to convey it. It is ten yearssince I last reclined on that grass plot, and yet I have been writing ...ofit as if it was yesterday, and every blade of grass is as visible and asreal to me now as then. They were greener towards the house, and morebrown-tinted on the margin of the strawberry bed, because towards thehouse the shadow rested longest. By the strawberries the fierce sunlightburned them.
The sunlight put out the books I brought into it just as it put out thefire on the hearth indoors. The tawny flames floating upwards could notbite the crackling sticks when the full beams came pouring on them.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jefferies Richard to read onlineMoreLess
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