Burma
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We all enjoy our English woods, but these, lovely though they are, convey no idea whatever of the luxuriant and bewildering beauty of aforest in the tropics.
How shall I give you an idea of it? It is so big, so magnificent, andat times so solemn. Everywhere you are surrounded by trees of manykinds and immense size, whose huge trunks, springing from a dense massof undergrowth, rise 200 feet or more into the air. All are boundtogether by a tangled mass of creepers, which mingle their foliagewith ...that of the trees to form one huge canopy of leaves, in whichbirds of bright plumage and beautiful song live out their happy lives. Monkeys also make their home there, and strange insects andbutterflies of rare beauty flit among the flowers, or hover in the fewstray sunbeams which penetrate the gloom.
[Illustration: IN THE DEPTHS OF THE FOREST. ] It is all very impressive, very beautiful, and still, except for thedrone of insects or soft note of the songbird. Perhaps the silence maybe broken by a herd of wild elephants crashing heavily through thecanes, or the shrill cry of the squirrel startles the forest and warnsits fellows of the nearness of a snake.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We all enjoy our English woods, but these, lovely though they are, convey no idea whatever of the luxuriant and bewildering beauty of aforest in the tropics.
How shall I give you an idea of it? It is so big, so magnificent, andat times so solemn. Everywhere you are surrounded by trees of manykinds and immense size, whose huge trunks, springing from a dense massof undergrowth, rise 200 feet or more into the air. All are boundtogether by a tangled mass of creepers, which mingle their foliagewith ...that of the trees to form one huge canopy of leaves, in whichbirds of bright plumage and beautiful song live out their happy lives. Monkeys also make their home there, and strange insects andbutterflies of rare beauty flit among the flowers, or hover in the fewstray sunbeams which penetrate the gloom.
[Illustration: IN THE DEPTHS OF THE FOREST. ] It is all very impressive, very beautiful, and still, except for thedrone of insects or soft note of the songbird. Perhaps the silence maybe broken by a herd of wild elephants crashing heavily through thecanes, or the shrill cry of the squirrel startles the forest and warnsits fellows of the nearness of a snake.
What to read after Burma?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by R Talbot Robert Talbot Kelly to read onlineMoreLess
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