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... trees crouching at the last wide curve . Like the two - dimen- sional trees they slept at their post , unchallenging . The girl , who looked less like one in the searching dazzle of light , opened the gate and stayed to heave the iron ...
... trees crouching at the last wide curve . Like the two - dimen- sional trees they slept at their post , unchallenging . The girl , who looked less like one in the searching dazzle of light , opened the gate and stayed to heave the iron ...
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... trees of the park , and from the cone - shaped mounds of new - mown grass the tops were blown as though they had been green mountains dissolving under some catastrophic storm . Then , as suddenly as it had arisen , the commotion died ...
... trees of the park , and from the cone - shaped mounds of new - mown grass the tops were blown as though they had been green mountains dissolving under some catastrophic storm . Then , as suddenly as it had arisen , the commotion died ...
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... trees , right down to the earth and under it - there the roots were unimaginably long and tough and all entangled with the roots of other trees and plants which , above ground , had seemed to stand at a great distance from one another ...
... trees , right down to the earth and under it - there the roots were unimaginably long and tough and all entangled with the roots of other trees and plants which , above ground , had seemed to stand at a great distance from one another ...
Índice
Summer 1959 | 307 |
BIOGRAPHICAL NOTES vii | 377 |
AUTUMN FIELDS by Noel Blakiston | 385 |
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