Farming It
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at the foot of a huge pine I found her and her tiny babies, safe, sound, and dry, although a smart shower had left everything dripping.
It was a success. She alone had the secret of nature. Away with artificial methods. Return to nature. Strange how besotted man gets in his ignorance. But for blind adherence to experi- ment, the New Hampshire turkey "Might have stood against the world.
Now none so poor to do him reverence." Wait a bit: that night at dusk I stole again TURKEYS 105 into the fores...t, and to the foot of that mighty pine. She was not there, neither were her chicks.
The mother love, suspicious, primeval, alert, had prompted her to find a new hiding-place.
I would pit my wits against hers. Not to inter- fere with nature, but to keep her in sight, to study her cunning, to learn her secret.
I hunted so long that night that on my return in the darkness I bumped into trees and stubs, — " I scratched my hands, and tore my hair.
But still did not complain." The next morning at daybreak, and the next night at dusk, and for many, many weary days and nights, I searched, and peered, and sneaked, and spied, and climbed trees, and skinned and barked and abraded myself in various tender places.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
at the foot of a huge pine I found her and her tiny babies, safe, sound, and dry, although a smart shower had left everything dripping.
It was a success. She alone had the secret of nature. Away with artificial methods. Return to nature. Strange how besotted man gets in his ignorance. But for blind adherence to experi- ment, the New Hampshire turkey "Might have stood against the world.
Now none so poor to do him reverence." Wait a bit: that night at dusk I stole again TURKEYS 105 into the fores...t, and to the foot of that mighty pine. She was not there, neither were her chicks.
The mother love, suspicious, primeval, alert, had prompted her to find a new hiding-place.
I would pit my wits against hers. Not to inter- fere with nature, but to keep her in sight, to study her cunning, to learn her secret.
I hunted so long that night that on my return in the darkness I bumped into trees and stubs, — " I scratched my hands, and tore my hair.
But still did not complain." The next morning at daybreak, and the next night at dusk, and for many, many weary days and nights, I searched, and peered, and sneaked, and spied, and climbed trees, and skinned and barked and abraded myself in various tender places.
What to read after Farming It?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry a Henry Augustus Shute to read onlineMoreLess
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