Author: Hardy
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2002-07-01
Features: The content of this book: Here stretches an open highland, with a gentle breeze and lush green grass, and not even the slightest change has occurred here in the midst of the tumultuous years. The grass has never been disturbed, and the way it grows before people remains the same. Where tents once stood, the marks left by the knights' horses are still conspicuous, and the piles of horse manure remain clearly visible. At night, as I walk through those desolate wildernesses, I always hear the rush of the wind through the grass, the calls of old bugles and trumpets, and the clatter of warhorse bridles; I cannot see the strange tents of the army's supplies.
Son's veto (Hardy novel)
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