In the second chapter of this work, the narrator discusses people who regained sight with cataract operations, while in its last chapter, the narrator follows a bee and contemplates the waters of separation.
In the second chapter of this work, the narrator discusses people who regained sight with cataract operations, while in its last chapter, the narrator follows a bee and contemplates the waters of separation. Also featuring a goldfish named Ellery Channing, in another chapter, the narrator claims "This is it, I think, this is it, right now, the present" while petting a beagle puppy and sipping coffee at a gas station. It opens with the narrator's notion that she has been "painted with roses" while sleeping naked in front of a window the cat uses. Featuring chapters like "Heaven and Earth in Jest," it takes place at the title location in the Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia. For 10 points, name this theological treatise of nature writing, written by Annie Dillard.
In the second chapter of this work, the narrator discusses people who regained sight with cataract operations, while in its last chapter, the narrator follows a bee and contemplates the waters of separation.
{Pilgrim} at {Tinker Creek}