A Sisters Stories
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He traced him to the entrance of a community, whence he ob- served him to take up the dead body of an ant in his fangs, and run away with it to some distance, where he dropped it, and returned for another, which had been carried out during his absence, and left ready for him on his return at the door of the nest.
"A gentleman of the French Academy had a box of earth in the window of a room which had been long empty ; it had been imbued with water, and, from the falling of some plaster, rendered... a dry barren soil. It was in a southern aspect, sheltered from wind and rain, and in the neighbourhood of a granary. So many advantages combined could not fail to attract some communities of ants, which are endued with instinct resembling in many re- spects human intellect. The ants had made three nests in the box, when the owner of it wished to transplant some tulips; but observing their move- ments, he became so much interested in them, that he threw aside the flowers, resolving to assist rather than do them any injury.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He traced him to the entrance of a community, whence he ob- served him to take up the dead body of an ant in his fangs, and run away with it to some distance, where he dropped it, and returned for another, which had been carried out during his absence, and left ready for him on his return at the door of the nest.
"A gentleman of the French Academy had a box of earth in the window of a room which had been long empty ; it had been imbued with water, and, from the falling of some plaster, rendered... a dry barren soil. It was in a southern aspect, sheltered from wind and rain, and in the neighbourhood of a granary. So many advantages combined could not fail to attract some communities of ants, which are endued with instinct resembling in many re- spects human intellect. The ants had made three nests in the box, when the owner of it wished to transplant some tulips; but observing their move- ments, he became so much interested in them, that he threw aside the flowers, resolving to assist rather than do them any injury.
What to read after A Sisters Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Selina Martin to read onlineMoreLess
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