Birds And Man
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Doubtless because we are ourselves terrestrial EARLY SPRING IN SAVERNAKE FOREST 215 and woodland in our origin ; also because the sound is infinitely more varied as well as more human in character. There are sighings and moanings, and wails and shrieks, and wind-blown murmurings, like the distant confused talking of a vast multitude. A* high wind in an extensive wood always produces this eflFect of numbers.
The sea -like sounds and rhythmic volleyings, when the gale is at its loudest, die away,... and in the succeeding lull there are only low, mysterious, agitated whisperings ; but they are multitudinous ; the suggestion is ever of a vast concourse — crowds and congregations, tumultu- ous or orderly, but all swayed by one absorb- ing impulse, solemn or passionate. But not always moved simultaneously. Through the near whisperings a deeper, louder sound comes from a distance. It rumbles like thunder, falling and rising as it rolls onwards ; it is antiphonal, but changes as it travels nearer.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Doubtless because we are ourselves terrestrial EARLY SPRING IN SAVERNAKE FOREST 215 and woodland in our origin ; also because the sound is infinitely more varied as well as more human in character. There are sighings and moanings, and wails and shrieks, and wind-blown murmurings, like the distant confused talking of a vast multitude. A* high wind in an extensive wood always produces this eflFect of numbers.
The sea -like sounds and rhythmic volleyings, when the gale is at its loudest, die away,... and in the succeeding lull there are only low, mysterious, agitated whisperings ; but they are multitudinous ; the suggestion is ever of a vast concourse — crowds and congregations, tumultu- ous or orderly, but all swayed by one absorb- ing impulse, solemn or passionate. But not always moved simultaneously. Through the near whisperings a deeper, louder sound comes from a distance. It rumbles like thunder, falling and rising as it rolls onwards ; it is antiphonal, but changes as it travels nearer.
What to read after Birds And Man?
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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