Flashlights On Nature
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And observe that each actor in this drama of death is as careless as to the life he sacrifices and the pain he causes as the angler is careless as to the feelings of the minnow he impales upon his barbed hook, or the sportsman is careless as to the feelings of the happy birds he brings down with his cartridges.
Nevertheless, when we come across one page in this vast mute tragedy of sentient life among the calm surroundings of a quiet wood, it always surprises us afresh ; and that is why I have ...chosen as a good illustrative case of this phase in nature my wicked old friend the shrike, or butcher-bird.
Externally, I do not know that there is any- thing about his personal appearance which might lead you to suppose he was much wickeder or fiercer than the remainder of his family. In costume and colouring he is quiet and demure, not to say almost quakerish. To be sure, there is a lurking gleam in the corner of his eye, when you get a close view of him, which betokens a crafty and cruel disposition ; while something about the peculiar curl at the tip of his beak seems to suggest a lordly indifference to suffer- ing in others.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And observe that each actor in this drama of death is as careless as to the life he sacrifices and the pain he causes as the angler is careless as to the feelings of the minnow he impales upon his barbed hook, or the sportsman is careless as to the feelings of the happy birds he brings down with his cartridges.
Nevertheless, when we come across one page in this vast mute tragedy of sentient life among the calm surroundings of a quiet wood, it always surprises us afresh ; and that is why I have ...chosen as a good illustrative case of this phase in nature my wicked old friend the shrike, or butcher-bird.
Externally, I do not know that there is any- thing about his personal appearance which might lead you to suppose he was much wickeder or fiercer than the remainder of his family. In costume and colouring he is quiet and demure, not to say almost quakerish. To be sure, there is a lurking gleam in the corner of his eye, when you get a close view of him, which betokens a crafty and cruel disposition ; while something about the peculiar curl at the tip of his beak seems to suggest a lordly indifference to suffer- ing in others.
What to read after Flashlights On Nature?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Allen Grant to read onlineMoreLess
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