In God's Out-of-Doors
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He does not sulk nor hide, he never runs to shelter like the rabbits, nor hides in the hedge rows like the quail, but affects the open, flies low over your head, talks to himself sometimes while he swaggers across the sky, lights among your corn shocks, grows priggish before your very eyes, snubs you, neither laughs nor giggles, but is always solemn as a hired mourner, propitiates nobody except himself.
He is brave as a soldier and sometimes as truculent ; but winter, spring, summer, autumn, he...re he is, sometimes by himself walking along like a preacher concocting his sermon, sometimes with a few intimate friends like a bevy of girls after a party, and like the girls all talking at once, sometimes, especially in autumn or winter, in great conventions noisy as stump orators and as indefinite in destination,— here he stays, and here he lives despite his foes; and to be brief, 1 like him, and 1 feel proud with what 1 hope is Scriptural pride, that so stately a gentleman condescends to help me farm.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He does not sulk nor hide, he never runs to shelter like the rabbits, nor hides in the hedge rows like the quail, but affects the open, flies low over your head, talks to himself sometimes while he swaggers across the sky, lights among your corn shocks, grows priggish before your very eyes, snubs you, neither laughs nor giggles, but is always solemn as a hired mourner, propitiates nobody except himself.
He is brave as a soldier and sometimes as truculent ; but winter, spring, summer, autumn, he...re he is, sometimes by himself walking along like a preacher concocting his sermon, sometimes with a few intimate friends like a bevy of girls after a party, and like the girls all talking at once, sometimes, especially in autumn or winter, in great conventions noisy as stump orators and as indefinite in destination,— here he stays, and here he lives despite his foes; and to be brief, 1 like him, and 1 feel proud with what 1 hope is Scriptural pride, that so stately a gentleman condescends to help me farm.
What to read after In God's Out-of-Doors?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William a William Alfred Quayle to read onlineMoreLess
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