Fabres book of Insects
Fabres book of Insects
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Surprised at what is happening above, the tickled and teased Cricket ascends from his back-room ; he stops in the passage, hesitates, and waves his delicate antennae inquiringly. He comes to the light, and, once outside, he is easy to catch, since these events have puzzled his poor head. Should he be missed at the first attempt he may become suspicious and refuse to appear. In that case he can be flooded out with a glass of water.
Those were adorable times when we were children, and hunted Cric...kets along the grassy paths, and put them in cages, and fed them on a leaf of lettuce. They all come back to me to-day, those times, as I search the burrows for subjects to study. They seem like yesterday when my companion, little Paul, an expert in the use of the straw, springs up suddenly after a long trial of skill and patience, and cries excitedly: 4 1 've got him ! I 've got him ! ' Quick, here 's a bag ! In you go, my little Cricket ! You shall be petted and pampered, but you must teach us some- thing, and first of all you must show us your house.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Surprised at what is happening above, the tickled and teased Cricket ascends from his back-room ; he stops in the passage, hesitates, and waves his delicate antennae inquiringly. He comes to the light, and, once outside, he is easy to catch, since these events have puzzled his poor head. Should he be missed at the first attempt he may become suspicious and refuse to appear. In that case he can be flooded out with a glass of water.
Those were adorable times when we were children, and hunted Cric...kets along the grassy paths, and put them in cages, and fed them on a leaf of lettuce. They all come back to me to-day, those times, as I search the burrows for subjects to study. They seem like yesterday when my companion, little Paul, an expert in the use of the straw, springs up suddenly after a long trial of skill and patience, and cries excitedly: 4 1 've got him ! I 've got him ! ' Quick, here 's a bag ! In you go, my little Cricket ! You shall be petted and pampered, but you must teach us some- thing, and first of all you must show us your house.
What to read after Fabres book of Insects?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J H Fabre to read onlineMoreLess
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