In the Open Intimate Studies And Appreciations of Nature
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Soon we shall be walking over his head, but it will not disturb his nap. He will have rolled himself up in a ball for a four or five months' snooze in company with all the little frogs and snakes a sleepy crowd. The chipmunk is like- wise a chilly body, but he is not going to fast 144 | ||NEIGHBORS| not he so he lays in a good store of chestnuts and makes all snug for the cold weather.
While the moral of the ant and the grasshopper will doubtless always hold good, there is little incentive for ...the grasshopper to become thrifty as few would live to enjoy the results. But the woodchuck might well profit by the example of the chipmunk, who loves his comfort and a well- stocked larder in which to snooze away the winter months, a round of dinners and after-dinner naps. Besides his hordes of beech and chestnuts, he is credited with gathering the seeds of the buttercup as well as buckwheat and grass seed. I have seen him on the tips of witch-hazel twigs biting off the nutlets of the preceding year.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Soon we shall be walking over his head, but it will not disturb his nap. He will have rolled himself up in a ball for a four or five months' snooze in company with all the little frogs and snakes a sleepy crowd. The chipmunk is like- wise a chilly body, but he is not going to fast 144 | ||NEIGHBORS| not he so he lays in a good store of chestnuts and makes all snug for the cold weather.
While the moral of the ant and the grasshopper will doubtless always hold good, there is little incentive for ...the grasshopper to become thrifty as few would live to enjoy the results. But the woodchuck might well profit by the example of the chipmunk, who loves his comfort and a well- stocked larder in which to snooze away the winter months, a round of dinners and after-dinner naps. Besides his hordes of beech and chestnuts, he is credited with gathering the seeds of the buttercup as well as buckwheat and grass seed. I have seen him on the tips of witch-hazel twigs biting off the nutlets of the preceding year.
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