George Orwell on the Crocuses, Wallflowers, Snowdrops and the Hares

by Ben Atlas on 03.9.2011.10:14am · 0 comments

On March 4th, 1941 George Orwell wrote in his diary:

“At Wallington. Crocuses out everywhere, a few wallflowers budding, snowdrops just at their best. Couples of hares sitting about in the winter wheat and gazing at one another. Now and again in this war, at intervals of months, you get your nose above water for a few moments and notice that the earth is still going round the sun.”

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