Grandfathers Legacy
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Priest Aaron s rod budded and blossomed, (i) The life was retained in the wood, Its growth was a natural process By botanists well understood.
I write near a large spreading willow, A staff once a pilgrim forgot While quenching his thirst at a fountain That flowed from the ground near the spot.
The botanist cannot discover (They having no will to control) Why the hop vine and the kidney bean Climb opposite ways round a pole.
Plants grow from without by accretion, * See Wood s Book of Nature, i ...j ) Numbers j 7, verse 8.
(17) With their sprouting rostels begin ; While animals grow by nutrition From food that is taken within. Books teaching natural history Most carefully read and digest, Though claiming no high inspiration They rank with the highest and best. They teach that all sentient creatures Are formed on a general plan, And rise in apparent gradations From zoophytes upward to man. Of birds, beasts, fishes and insects That crawl, walk, run, hop, swim or fly Some enjoy life for five hundred years, Others live a day, and then die.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Priest Aaron s rod budded and blossomed, (i) The life was retained in the wood, Its growth was a natural process By botanists well understood.
I write near a large spreading willow, A staff once a pilgrim forgot While quenching his thirst at a fountain That flowed from the ground near the spot.
The botanist cannot discover (They having no will to control) Why the hop vine and the kidney bean Climb opposite ways round a pole.
Plants grow from without by accretion, * See Wood s Book of Nature, i ...j ) Numbers j 7, verse 8.
(17) With their sprouting rostels begin ; While animals grow by nutrition From food that is taken within. Books teaching natural history Most carefully read and digest, Though claiming no high inspiration They rank with the highest and best. They teach that all sentient creatures Are formed on a general plan, And rise in apparent gradations From zoophytes upward to man. Of birds, beasts, fishes and insects That crawl, walk, run, hop, swim or fly Some enjoy life for five hundred years, Others live a day, and then die.
What to read after Grandfathers Legacy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Samuel Mckoon to read onlineMoreLess
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