Lighter Studies of a Country Rector
Lighter Studies of a Country Rector
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" Above the green enamel the buttercups, the bulbous ranun- culus, and the meadow crowfoot, put forth their golden petals, mingled here and there with the tall red spikes of rumex or sorrel. In some pastures the great white ox-eye daisy, called " bozzum " in the Isle of Wight, is extraordinarily abundant, and however inju- rious to the farmer, presents a fine spectacle to the passer-by.
Down in the damp meadow, known as Longmead, which runs between two arms of a chalk-stream, haunted with memor...ies of 147 FROM A COUNTRY RECTORY the " honest Fisherman, " the wild flowers continue to bloom, unmolested by the scythe, throughout the season. In March, or early in April, the dull pink flowers, " tending to purple, " as the herbals say, of the petasites, or butterbur, appear, followed some weeks later by the great leaves, " like unto a round cap or hat, called in Latine Petasus, of such a wide- nesse as that of itselffe it is big and large enough to keepe a man's head from raine, and from the heate of the sunne.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Above the green enamel the buttercups, the bulbous ranun- culus, and the meadow crowfoot, put forth their golden petals, mingled here and there with the tall red spikes of rumex or sorrel. In some pastures the great white ox-eye daisy, called " bozzum " in the Isle of Wight, is extraordinarily abundant, and however inju- rious to the farmer, presents a fine spectacle to the passer-by.
Down in the damp meadow, known as Longmead, which runs between two arms of a chalk-stream, haunted with memor...ies of 147 FROM A COUNTRY RECTORY the " honest Fisherman, " the wild flowers continue to bloom, unmolested by the scythe, throughout the season. In March, or early in April, the dull pink flowers, " tending to purple, " as the herbals say, of the petasites, or butterbur, appear, followed some weeks later by the great leaves, " like unto a round cap or hat, called in Latine Petasus, of such a wide- nesse as that of itselffe it is big and large enough to keepe a man's head from raine, and from the heate of the sunne.
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