"December Spring."

Bates writes of December "spells of damp, windless weather, after rain, when whole days in the English countryside seem like soundless preludes to spring," and further notes that "this extraordinary stillness and suspense creates a strange feeling of melancholy." In The Spectator (London, December 7, 1934, 153, pp. 873-874).

ID: 
c23
Title: 
"December Spring."
Genre: 
Essay
Page Count: 
2
Word Count: 
ca. 1250
Publisher: 
Spectator
Year of Publication: 
1934
Document Type: 
Full-text Online
Nature Writing
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