After London; Or, Wild England. Richard Jefferies
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Название: After London; Or, Wild England

Автор: Richard Jefferies

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       Richard Jefferies

      After London; Or, Wild England

      Published by Good Press, 2019

       [email protected]

      EAN 4057664101723

       Part I The Relapse into Barbarism

       CHAPTER I THE GREAT FOREST

       CHAPTER II WILD ANIMALS

       CHAPTER III MEN OF THE WOODS

       CHAPTER IV THE INVADERS

       CHAPTER V THE LAKE

       Part II WILD ENGLAND

       CHAPTER I SIR FELIX

       CHAPTER II THE HOUSE OF AQUILA

       CHAPTER III THE STOCKADE

       CHAPTER IV THE CANOE

       CHAPTER V BARON AQUILA

       CHAPTER VI THE FOREST TRACK

       CHAPTER VII THE FOREST TRACK CONTINUED

       CHAPTER VIII THYMA CASTLE

       CHAPTER IX SUPERSTITIONS

       CHAPTER X THE FEAST

       CHAPTER XI AURORA

       CHAPTER XII NIGHT IN THE FOREST

       CHAPTER XIII SAILING AWAY

       CHAPTER XIV THE STRAITS

       CHAPTER XV SAILING ONWARDS

       CHAPTER XVI THE CITY

       CHAPTER XVII THE CAMP

       CHAPTER XVIII THE KING'S LEVY

       CHAPTER XIX FIGHTING

       CHAPTER XX IN DANGER

       CHAPTER XXI A VOYAGE

       CHAPTER XXII DISCOVERIES

       CHAPTER XXIII STRANGE THINGS

       CHAPTER XXIV FIERY VAPOURS

       CHAPTER XXV THE SHEPHERDS

       CHAPTER XXVI BOW AND ARROW

       CHAPTER XXVII SURPRISED

       CHAPTER XXVIII FOR AURORA

       The End

       The Relapse into Barbarism

       Table of Contents

       THE GREAT FOREST

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      The old men say their fathers told them that soon after the fields were left to themselves a change began to be visible. It became green everywhere in the first spring, after London ended, so that all the country looked alike.

      The meadows were green, and so was the rising wheat which had been sown, but which neither had nor would receive any further care. Such arable fields as had not been sown, but where the last stubble had been ploughed up, were overrun with couch-grass, and where the short stubble had not been ploughed, the weeds hid it. So that there was no place which was not more or less green; the footpaths were the greenest of all, for such is the nature of grass where it has once been trodden on, and by-and-by, as the summer came on, the former roads were thinly covered with the grass that had spread out from the margin.

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