Edge of the Jungle
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Life elsewhere has already becomeunthinkable. I recall a place boiling with worried people, rent withunpleasing sounds, and beset with unsatisfactory pleasures. In lessthan a year I shall long for a sight of these worried people, my earswill strain to catch the unpleasing sounds, and I shall plunge withjoy into the unsatisfactory pleasures. To-day, however, all these havepassed from mind, and I settle down another notch, head snuggled onknees, and sway, elephant-fashion, with sheer joy, as a mu...sky, exciting odor comes drifting, apparently by its own volition, downthrough the windless little gorge.
If I permit a concrete, scientific reaction, I must acknowledge thesource to be a passing bug, --a giant bug, --related distantly to ourmalodorous northern squash-bug, but emitting a scent as different asorchids' breath from grocery garlic. But I accept this delicatevolatility as simply another pastel-soft sense-impression--as anearnest of the worthy, smelly things of old jungles. There is nobreeze, no slightest shift of air-particles; yet down the gorge comesthis cloud, --a cloud unsensible except to nostrils, --eddying as ifswirling around the edges of leaves, riding on the air as gently asthe low, distant crooning of great, sleepy jungle doves.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Life elsewhere has already becomeunthinkable. I recall a place boiling with worried people, rent withunpleasing sounds, and beset with unsatisfactory pleasures. In lessthan a year I shall long for a sight of these worried people, my earswill strain to catch the unpleasing sounds, and I shall plunge withjoy into the unsatisfactory pleasures. To-day, however, all these havepassed from mind, and I settle down another notch, head snuggled onknees, and sway, elephant-fashion, with sheer joy, as a mu...sky, exciting odor comes drifting, apparently by its own volition, downthrough the windless little gorge.
If I permit a concrete, scientific reaction, I must acknowledge thesource to be a passing bug, --a giant bug, --related distantly to ourmalodorous northern squash-bug, but emitting a scent as different asorchids' breath from grocery garlic. But I accept this delicatevolatility as simply another pastel-soft sense-impression--as anearnest of the worthy, smelly things of old jungles. There is nobreeze, no slightest shift of air-particles; yet down the gorge comesthis cloud, --a cloud unsensible except to nostrils, --eddying as ifswirling around the edges of leaves, riding on the air as gently asthe low, distant crooning of great, sleepy jungle doves.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Beebe, William, 1877-1962 to read onlineMoreLess
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