A Labrador Spring
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Extent of branches.
Diameter of trunk.
Rings.
12 inches 38 inches 2 inches 55 3i " 8 " I " 42 6 " 30 " 1 " 43 S " 8 « I " 31 12 " 24 " i " 45 J « 38 2 " 2 i ■' 8 3 " 4 " i " 19 2 " 3 " 18 10 6 " 18 " i " 40 The lack of uniformity in growth is of course due to the many and complicated problems of 211 A LABRADOR SPRING environment, for no two of these trees were exposed to exactly the same conditions of simlight, wind, depth of snow, soil, amount of water, etc.
A larch that grew on the wind swept... islands of Quatachoo, that was twenty inches tall and forty-five in extent, with a trunk one and one-half inches in diameter, had taken twenty years to grow. Another larch exposed to the winds of Esquimaux Island for one hundred and ten years had attained a height of three feet, a spread of eleven feet and trunk some two inches in diameter; and after all these years of struggle it was cut down by a traveller, but I trust its memory will long remain green.
The only other larch I measured was a giant in a sheltered valley of an island of Quatachoo, arid I scaled a steep rocky cliff by the shore and waded through a snow bank to my waist on the 29th of May to take his photograph.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Extent of branches.
Diameter of trunk.
Rings.
12 inches 38 inches 2 inches 55 3i " 8 " I " 42 6 " 30 " 1 " 43 S " 8 « I " 31 12 " 24 " i " 45 J « 38 2 " 2 i ■' 8 3 " 4 " i " 19 2 " 3 " 18 10 6 " 18 " i " 40 The lack of uniformity in growth is of course due to the many and complicated problems of 211 A LABRADOR SPRING environment, for no two of these trees were exposed to exactly the same conditions of simlight, wind, depth of snow, soil, amount of water, etc.
A larch that grew on the wind swept... islands of Quatachoo, that was twenty inches tall and forty-five in extent, with a trunk one and one-half inches in diameter, had taken twenty years to grow. Another larch exposed to the winds of Esquimaux Island for one hundred and ten years had attained a height of three feet, a spread of eleven feet and trunk some two inches in diameter; and after all these years of struggle it was cut down by a traveller, but I trust its memory will long remain green.
The only other larch I measured was a giant in a sheltered valley of an island of Quatachoo, arid I scaled a steep rocky cliff by the shore and waded through a snow bank to my waist on the 29th of May to take his photograph.
What to read after A Labrador Spring?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Townsend, Charles Wendell, 1859- to read onlineMoreLess
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