A Garden of Pleasure
A Garden of Pleasure
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Thrushes and blackbirds are breakfasting all over the meadow, and the distant singing heard among the further elm trees gives emphasis to the nearer silence. Even the bees are gone home to breakfast ; only here and there a lumber- ing old humble-bee grumbles alone in the blossoming fruit trees. It is time for the young nestlings' second or third meal, and the tame robin redbreast (who, though it is no longer winter, still visits the window) is hurriedly packing a slender worm in her bill, and t...hen, by the. Direction of her flight 74 A GARDEN OF PLEASURE betrays the cherished secret of her treasure. Yet it must be confessed that when the air is less chilly the hour is often fuller of mur- muring stir among the birds and bees than it is to-day.
' The small bees busy at their threshold old, And lambs lamenting in their four-fold fold.
Cold as it is, there is one tall white Iris just one among a thousand budding now in double file throughout the garden care- fully, slowly opening. It rises above all the other irises first and fairest, as the first of every flower is and to-morrow it will be full-blown, in honour of the day.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Thrushes and blackbirds are breakfasting all over the meadow, and the distant singing heard among the further elm trees gives emphasis to the nearer silence. Even the bees are gone home to breakfast ; only here and there a lumber- ing old humble-bee grumbles alone in the blossoming fruit trees. It is time for the young nestlings' second or third meal, and the tame robin redbreast (who, though it is no longer winter, still visits the window) is hurriedly packing a slender worm in her bill, and t...hen, by the. Direction of her flight 74 A GARDEN OF PLEASURE betrays the cherished secret of her treasure. Yet it must be confessed that when the air is less chilly the hour is often fuller of mur- muring stir among the birds and bees than it is to-day.
' The small bees busy at their threshold old, And lambs lamenting in their four-fold fold.
Cold as it is, there is one tall white Iris just one among a thousand budding now in double file throughout the garden care- fully, slowly opening. It rises above all the other irises first and fairest, as the first of every flower is and to-morrow it will be full-blown, in honour of the day.
What to read after A Garden of Pleasure?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by 1825 1916 E V B Eleanor Vere Boyle to read onlineMoreLess
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