Kenneth Grahame Quotes

The Line Of The Horizon Was Clear And Hard Against The Sky,and In One Particular Quarter It Showed Black Against A Silvery Climbing Phosphorescence That Grew And Grew. At Last, Over The Rim Of The Waiting Earth The Moon Lifted With Slow Majesty Till It Swung Clear Of The Horizon And Rode Off, Free Of Moorings; And Once More They Began To See Surfaces - Meadows Widespread, And Quiet Gardens; And The River Itself From Bank To Bank, All Softy Disclosed, All Washed Clean Of Mystery And Terror, All Radiant Again As By Day, But With A Difference That Was Tremendous.

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