The Listener
The Listener
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If there is not The Flail- more, there is at least a steady alternation of ^^^^^ two notes ; for if the two thresh^ happen to be playing upon the same key, they are hot always of the same physical force, and that makes a difference. By the way, it is now the prosaic bean which supplies the possibility of this flail-beat which the poets seem to have loved so much, and which associates itself infallibly with autumn in the senses of one who has been fiuniliar with the country.
Other grains are for... the most part threshed by machinery ; but the bean is not to be handled so roughly. So the farmer and his hired man, or his big boy, get out the old flails, and re- pair the leather bearings, and carefiiUy beat the dry, rustling stalks, while the liberated beans leap up in the air at their strokes.
Therefore, though Mr. Warner says the bean is not poetic, it manages in this way to serve the cause of the poet, after all.
71 d by Google THE LISTENER The Frozen T^ID you ever see a frozen breeze ? You Breeze X^might have seen one if you had gone with me into the country on a recent winter morning.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If there is not The Flail- more, there is at least a steady alternation of ^^^^^ two notes ; for if the two thresh^ happen to be playing upon the same key, they are hot always of the same physical force, and that makes a difference. By the way, it is now the prosaic bean which supplies the possibility of this flail-beat which the poets seem to have loved so much, and which associates itself infallibly with autumn in the senses of one who has been fiuniliar with the country.
Other grains are for... the most part threshed by machinery ; but the bean is not to be handled so roughly. So the farmer and his hired man, or his big boy, get out the old flails, and re- pair the leather bearings, and carefiiUy beat the dry, rustling stalks, while the liberated beans leap up in the air at their strokes.
Therefore, though Mr. Warner says the bean is not poetic, it manages in this way to serve the cause of the poet, after all.
71 d by Google THE LISTENER The Frozen T^ID you ever see a frozen breeze ? You Breeze X^might have seen one if you had gone with me into the country on a recent winter morning.
What to read after The Listener?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Joseph Edgar Chamberlin to read onlineMoreLess
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