The Open AirGood Press, 2019 M12 5 - 244 páginas Richard Jefferies' 'The Open Air' is a beautiful exploration of nature and the countryside, written with lyrical prose and vivid descriptions that transport the reader to the tranquil landscapes of the English countryside. Published in 1885, the book reflects the growing interest in natural history and the romantic appreciation of the natural world during the Victorian era. Jefferies' keen observations of flora and fauna, as well as his deep connection to the land, make this book a timeless classic of nature writing. The narrative is interspersed with personal reflections and philosophical musings on the relationship between humanity and the environment. Richard Jefferies, a renowned English nature writer and journalist, was known for his love of the outdoors and his ability to capture the beauty of the natural world in his writings. His own experiences living in the countryside inspired 'The Open Air', making it a deeply personal and heartfelt work that resonates with readers who appreciate the wonders of nature. I highly recommend 'The Open Air' to anyone interested in nature writing, environmental literature, and the serene beauty of the English countryside. |
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GOLDENBROWN | |
The Open | |
SUNNY BRIGHTON | |
THE PINE WOOD | |
NATURE ON THE ROOF | |
ONE OF THE NEW VOTERS | |
THE MODERN THAMES | |
THE BATHING SEASON | |
UNDER THE ACORNS | |
DOWNS | |
BEAUTY IN THE COUNTRY | |
OUT OF DOORS IN FEBRUARY | |
HAUNTS OF THE LAPWING | |
ON THE LONDON ROAD | |
A WET NIGHT IN LONDON | |
THE SINGLEBARREL | |
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