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“I started walking along the southbound road out of Roscrea, then cut east across Munster on a warm morning. Grass clung in masses to the ground. The fog, this fugitive anatomy holding the glacial terrain, rivers, and smooth, low hills together, finally cleared by midmorning. By then, with the rain splitting gulleys into feeders, the roads held the weakest light imaginable.

Mile after mile, the land divided into traveled and untraveled roads, while in front of me the landscape spread out into layers of Klimt greens, auburns, and purples in deep morainal gloom. The matrix of fields grew less and less ordered with each acre towards the west. Because there had been less tenantry towards the Atlantic, the land evolves...”

Paperback: Syracuse University Press; New Ed edition (November 1999); Paperback: 212 pages; Language: English ; ISBN-10: 0815606133 ‘ ISBN-13: 978-0815606130.
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The Antioch Review , March 22, 1995, Antioch Review, Inc., Volume: v53 Issue: n2 Page: p145(12), Distributed by Thomson Gale

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