Boulder Reveries
Boulder Reveries
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I could but plead, and that vainly, for the rep- tile's life, and was sorry that I had not left it peacefully sunning on the apricot limb.
From the boggy ground along the stream be- fore me comes the iterated chirp of the mole cricket, loud, clear, resounding. From a greater distance comes an answering call, which is more rapid and of a purring nature. I try to time the notes of the first, but find it impossible, as each time I get mixed about the sixteenth to eighteenth point. I should judge, ...however, that they run about 120 per minute. I have heard these crickets in many portions of the State and 80 BOULDER REVERIES.
have seen their mole-like burrows in more. The latter are especially common in the sand along our larger streams and about the margins of the northern lakes, where they may be readily traced for rods. Occasionally, but not often, the cricket is seen above ground, ambling along in a rapid but peculiar gait. Beneath one chunk, half buried in the sand, I once unearthed a colony of five; and the young by scores are often caught while seining minnows, as they burrow in the soft mud beneath the shallow water close along the shores.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I could but plead, and that vainly, for the rep- tile's life, and was sorry that I had not left it peacefully sunning on the apricot limb.
From the boggy ground along the stream be- fore me comes the iterated chirp of the mole cricket, loud, clear, resounding. From a greater distance comes an answering call, which is more rapid and of a purring nature. I try to time the notes of the first, but find it impossible, as each time I get mixed about the sixteenth to eighteenth point. I should judge, ...however, that they run about 120 per minute. I have heard these crickets in many portions of the State and 80 BOULDER REVERIES.
have seen their mole-like burrows in more. The latter are especially common in the sand along our larger streams and about the margins of the northern lakes, where they may be readily traced for rods. Occasionally, but not often, the cricket is seen above ground, ambling along in a rapid but peculiar gait. Beneath one chunk, half buried in the sand, I once unearthed a colony of five; and the young by scores are often caught while seining minnows, as they burrow in the soft mud beneath the shallow water close along the shores.
What to read after Boulder Reveries?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W S Willis Stanley Blatchley to read onlineMoreLess
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