Natures Garden An Aid to Knowledge of Our Wild Flowers And Their Insect Visit
Natures Garden An Aid to Knowledge of Our Wild Flowers And Their Insect Visit
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Nature has manifold ways of illustrating the parable of the ten pieces of money. Spiritual law is natural law: " From him that hath not, even that he hath shall betaken away. " Among plants as among souls, there are all degrees of backsliders. The fox- glove, which is guilty of only sly, petty larceny, wears not the equivalent of the striped suit and the shaved head; nor does the mistletoe, which steals crude food from the tree, but still digests it itself, and is therefore only a dingy yellowi...sh green. Such plants, however, as the broom-rape, pine-sap, beech-drops, the Indian pipe, and the dodder which marks the lowest stage of degrada- tion of them all appear among their race branded with the mark of crime as surely as was Cain.
No wonder this degenerate hangs its head; no wonder it grows black with shame on being picked, as if its wickedness were only just then discovered ! To think that a plant related on one side to many of the loveliest flowers in Nature's garden the aza- leas, laurels, rhododendrons, and the bonny heather and on the other side to the modest but no less charming wintergreen tribe, should have fallen from grace to such a depth!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Nature has manifold ways of illustrating the parable of the ten pieces of money. Spiritual law is natural law: " From him that hath not, even that he hath shall betaken away. " Among plants as among souls, there are all degrees of backsliders. The fox- glove, which is guilty of only sly, petty larceny, wears not the equivalent of the striped suit and the shaved head; nor does the mistletoe, which steals crude food from the tree, but still digests it itself, and is therefore only a dingy yellowi...sh green. Such plants, however, as the broom-rape, pine-sap, beech-drops, the Indian pipe, and the dodder which marks the lowest stage of degrada- tion of them all appear among their race branded with the mark of crime as surely as was Cain.
No wonder this degenerate hangs its head; no wonder it grows black with shame on being picked, as if its wickedness were only just then discovered ! To think that a plant related on one side to many of the loveliest flowers in Nature's garden the aza- leas, laurels, rhododendrons, and the bonny heather and on the other side to the modest but no less charming wintergreen tribe, should have fallen from grace to such a depth!
What to read after Natures Garden An Aid to Knowledge of Our Wild Flowers And Their Insect Visit?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Blanchan, Neltje, 1865-1918 to read onlineMoreLess
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