Arbor Day : Its History And Observance
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That mote had taken life and root and growing to splendid proportions until in 1854 the 26 ARBOR DAY ITS HISTORY AND OBSERVANCE.
ax of the pioneers had vanquished it, and the saw, seizing it with relentless, whirling teeth, had reduced it to lumber. From its treehood evolved a human habita- tion, a home — my home — wherein a mother's love had blossomed and fruited with a sweetness surpassing the loveliness of the rose and the honeysuckle. Thus from that former feathery floater in mid-air grew a... home and all the endearing contentment and infinite satisfaction which that blessed Anglo-Saxon word conveys — that one word which means all that is worth living for and for which alone all good men and women are living.
Here are a few acorns to-day; to-morrow, a century hence, they are sturdy oaks, then ships, railroads, carriages, and everything useful, and parts of homes which are aU — in both poetry and reality — that is lovable, beautiful, and supremely tender in the cafeer of humanity from birth to death.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
That mote had taken life and root and growing to splendid proportions until in 1854 the 26 ARBOR DAY ITS HISTORY AND OBSERVANCE.
ax of the pioneers had vanquished it, and the saw, seizing it with relentless, whirling teeth, had reduced it to lumber. From its treehood evolved a human habita- tion, a home — my home — wherein a mother's love had blossomed and fruited with a sweetness surpassing the loveliness of the rose and the honeysuckle. Thus from that former feathery floater in mid-air grew a... home and all the endearing contentment and infinite satisfaction which that blessed Anglo-Saxon word conveys — that one word which means all that is worth living for and for which alone all good men and women are living.
Here are a few acorns to-day; to-morrow, a century hence, they are sturdy oaks, then ships, railroads, carriages, and everything useful, and parts of homes which are aU — in both poetry and reality — that is lovable, beautiful, and supremely tender in the cafeer of humanity from birth to death.
What to read after Arbor Day : Its History And Observance?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Egleston Nathaniel Hillyer to read onlineMoreLess
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