Adventures Among Birds
Adventures Among Birds
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It was a small round lake of clear water, about a mile in circumference, to which she had been directed, and on approaching it she saw that a good number of persons were there standing, rod in hand, on the margin. One of the anglers, happening to turn his head, caught sight of the old woman hurrying down to them, and to have a little fun he cried out to those near him : " Look ! here comes an old woman, just arrived, to fish ; let's close up and say there is no WHITE DUCK 113 room for another h...ere and have a laugh at her ex- pense. " Here the reader must be told that the part of a man which survives death is in appearance the exact coun- terpart of the man when alive. To mortal eyes he is invisible, being of so thin a substance ; but the dead and immortal see him as he was, young or old and ugly, with his grey hair and wrinkles and every sign of suffering and care and passion on his countenance. And as with the face and the whole body so it is with the mind : if it has been evil, full of spite and malice, it is so still.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was a small round lake of clear water, about a mile in circumference, to which she had been directed, and on approaching it she saw that a good number of persons were there standing, rod in hand, on the margin. One of the anglers, happening to turn his head, caught sight of the old woman hurrying down to them, and to have a little fun he cried out to those near him : " Look ! here comes an old woman, just arrived, to fish ; let's close up and say there is no WHITE DUCK 113 room for another h...ere and have a laugh at her ex- pense. " Here the reader must be told that the part of a man which survives death is in appearance the exact coun- terpart of the man when alive. To mortal eyes he is invisible, being of so thin a substance ; but the dead and immortal see him as he was, young or old and ugly, with his grey hair and wrinkles and every sign of suffering and care and passion on his countenance. And as with the face and the whole body so it is with the mind : if it has been evil, full of spite and malice, it is so still.
What to read after Adventures Among Birds?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W H William Henry Hudson to read onlineMoreLess
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