The Open Air1st World Publishing, 2004 - 256 páginas Purchase one of 1st World Library's Classic Books and help support our free internet library of downloadable eBooks. Visit us online at www.1stWorldLibrary.ORG - - St. Guido ran out at the garden gate into a sandy lane, and down the lane till he came to a grassy bank. He caught hold of the bunches of grass and so pulled himself up. There was a footpath on the top which went straight in between fir-trees, and as he ran along they stood on each side of him like green walls. They were very near together, and even at the top the space between them was so narrow that the sky seemed to come down, and the clouds to be sailing but just over them, as if they would catch and tear in the fir-trees. The path was so little used that it had grown green, and as he ran he knocked dead branches out of his way. Just as he was getting tired of running he reached the end of the path, and came out into a wheat-field. The wheat did not grow very closely, and the spaces were filled with azure corn-flowers. St. Guido thought he was safe away now, so he stopped to look. |
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... river - the stream in the ditch there runs into the river in rowing ships - how you would like one to play in , Guido ! For they were not like the ships now which are machines , they were rowing ships - men's ships and came right up ...
... river - the stream in the ditch there runs into the river in rowing ships - how you would like one to play in , Guido ! For they were not like the ships now which are machines , they were rowing ships - men's ships and came right up ...
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Contenido
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SUNNY BRIGHTON | 55 |
THE PINE WOOD | 72 |
ONE OF THE NEW VOTERS | 94 |
THE MODERN THAMES | 111 |
THE SINGLEBARREL GUN | 135 |
UNDER THE ACORNS | 160 |
FOREST | 176 |
OUT OF DOORS IN FEBRUARY | 195 |
HAUNTS OF THE LAPWING | 208 |
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autumn beautiful birds black-headed bunting blackbirds blue boats boughs bramble bright Brighton brown bushes butterfly colour comes copse corn creature curve dark earth edge elms eyot face fern field fieldfares fish flowers forest gleaming gone grass green Guido happy heat hedge hills horses humble-bee jogger King's Road labour lapwings lark leaves light little Guido London look meadow morning nature nest never newsvendors pass pebbles pheasant pleasant plough plovers rain ramsons red deer redwings rise river road roof rooks round rush seems shadow shot side singing slope sometimes sparrows spot spring stalks starlings stream summer sunlight sunshine surface swallows sward Thames thick things thought thousand tint touch trees walk wall wasps wave West Pier wheat wild wind wings winter wood yards yellow yellowhammer yonder