Fowls of the Air
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So I had little hope of success.
But as the call grew louder and louder, a liquid yodel came like an electric shock from a clump of bushes on the left. There he was, looking, listening. Another call, and he came running toward me. Others appeared from every direction, and soon a score of quail were running about, just inside the screen, with soft gurglings like a hidden brook, doubly delightful to an ear that had longed to hear them.
City, gardens, beasts, strangers, — all van- ished in an inst...ant. I was a boy in the fields again. The rough New England hill- side grew tender and beautiful in the sunset light; the hollows were rich in autumn glory. The pasture brook sang on its way to the river; a robin called from a crimson maple; and all around was the low, thrilling whistle and the patter of welcome feet on One&ouch leaves, as Bob White came running again to Yr , ''^ meet his countryman.
Nature ■' KOSKOMENOS THE OUTCAST 153 OSKOMENOS the kingfisher is an outcast among the birds.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
So I had little hope of success.
But as the call grew louder and louder, a liquid yodel came like an electric shock from a clump of bushes on the left. There he was, looking, listening. Another call, and he came running toward me. Others appeared from every direction, and soon a score of quail were running about, just inside the screen, with soft gurglings like a hidden brook, doubly delightful to an ear that had longed to hear them.
City, gardens, beasts, strangers, — all van- ished in an inst...ant. I was a boy in the fields again. The rough New England hill- side grew tender and beautiful in the sunset light; the hollows were rich in autumn glory. The pasture brook sang on its way to the river; a robin called from a crimson maple; and all around was the low, thrilling whistle and the patter of welcome feet on One&ouch leaves, as Bob White came running again to Yr , ''^ meet his countryman.
Nature ■' KOSKOMENOS THE OUTCAST 153 OSKOMENOS the kingfisher is an outcast among the birds.
What to read after Fowls of the Air?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Long William Joseph to read onlineMoreLess
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