Reflections on Autumn and Celery

Front

What signifies the end of summer in the text?

Back

The arrival of celery.

Front

How does the author describe the essence of October?

Back

As crisp and fresh, like celery.

Front

What does the author think about the transition from summer to autumn?

Back

The author reconciles with autumn, acknowledging that all good things must come to an end.

Front

What does the author mention about Keats and his poem?

Back

The author criticizes Keats for not including celery in his blessings of autumn.

Front

What is the author's opinion on sharing celery?

Back

Celery is not a thing to share; it is best enjoyed alone.

Front

What lesson did the author learn from the incident with the traveler?

Back

To lock the door and protect one's private celery.

Front

What does the author anticipate for the winter?

Back

Crisp days, pleasant evenings, and good work.

Front

What food does the author associate with the end of a meal?

Back

Celery.

Front

How does the author feel about the summer at the beginning of the text?

Back

The author grieves for the dying summer.

Front

What does the author say about the flavor of celery?

Back

It is sweet and delicate.