Life in Canada
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How quickly our spring comes to us may, perhaps, be best shown by instancing that the last flurry of snow of one season was on the 7th day of April, and on the 20th of April the cattle were out feeding on the grass. A more abrupt change in any given locality is not to be found in any land, and stock generally is soon feeding upon the fields. Fruit 133 LIFE IN CANADA.
trees were in blow three weeks before. Some of the most beautiful sights in nature are now afforded in our land by our fruit tree...s, laden with their pink and white blossoms, among which darts the industrious honey bee, and beside which are the deep green fields of grass or grain. Among our pastures, at the same time, nature is most prodigal of her beauties. The dandelions dot our fields with their yellow heads. These are the dandelions we used in our childhood days to pluck and hold under the chins of our companions. If the reflected light from the flower on the chin was yellow, partaking of the flower, our companion " liked butter, " but if not yel- low our companion "did not love butter.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
How quickly our spring comes to us may, perhaps, be best shown by instancing that the last flurry of snow of one season was on the 7th day of April, and on the 20th of April the cattle were out feeding on the grass. A more abrupt change in any given locality is not to be found in any land, and stock generally is soon feeding upon the fields. Fruit 133 LIFE IN CANADA.
trees were in blow three weeks before. Some of the most beautiful sights in nature are now afforded in our land by our fruit tree...s, laden with their pink and white blossoms, among which darts the industrious honey bee, and beside which are the deep green fields of grass or grain. Among our pastures, at the same time, nature is most prodigal of her beauties. The dandelions dot our fields with their yellow heads. These are the dandelions we used in our childhood days to pluck and hold under the chins of our companions. If the reflected light from the flower on the chin was yellow, partaking of the flower, our companion " liked butter, " but if not yel- low our companion "did not love butter.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Conant to read onlineMoreLess
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