Roof And Meadow
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Feetforemost I backed over the rim, clutching the loose sticks and feeling fora foothold. They snapped with the least pressure; slipped and fell if Ipushed them, or stuck out into my clothing. Suddenly the sticks in myhands pulled out, my feet broke through under me, and for an instant Ihung at the side of the nest in the air, impaled on a stub that caught myblouse as I slipped.
There is a special Providence busy with the boy.
This huge nest of the fish-hawks was more than a nest; it was a cast...le invery truth, in the sheltering crevices of whose uneven walls a smallcommunity of purple grackles lived. Wedged in among the protruding stickswas nest above nest, plastering the great pile over, making it almostgrassy with their loose flying ends. I remember that I counted more thantwenty of these crow-blacks' nests the time I climbed the tree, and thatI destroyed several in breaking my way up the face of the structure.
Do the blackbirds nest here for the protection afforded by the presence ofthe hawks?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Feetforemost I backed over the rim, clutching the loose sticks and feeling fora foothold. They snapped with the least pressure; slipped and fell if Ipushed them, or stuck out into my clothing. Suddenly the sticks in myhands pulled out, my feet broke through under me, and for an instant Ihung at the side of the nest in the air, impaled on a stub that caught myblouse as I slipped.
There is a special Providence busy with the boy.
This huge nest of the fish-hawks was more than a nest; it was a cast...le invery truth, in the sheltering crevices of whose uneven walls a smallcommunity of purple grackles lived. Wedged in among the protruding stickswas nest above nest, plastering the great pile over, making it almostgrassy with their loose flying ends. I remember that I counted more thantwenty of these crow-blacks' nests the time I climbed the tree, and thatI destroyed several in breaking my way up the face of the structure.
Do the blackbirds nest here for the protection afforded by the presence ofthe hawks?
What to read after Roof And Meadow?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sharp Dallas Lore to read onlineMoreLess
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