Little Brothers of the Air
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Frog and lizard in holiday coats, And turtle brave in his golden spots.
Emebsoit.
IX.
THAT WITCHING SONG.
A TEAR or two before setting up my tent in the Black River Country, began my acquaint- ance with the author of the witching song.
The time was evening; the place, the veranda of a friend's summer cottage at Lake George.
The vireo and the redstart had ceased their songs; the cat-bird had flirted "good-night" from the fence ; even the robin, last of all to go to bed, had uttered his final pee...p and vanished from sight and hearing; the sun had gone down behind the mountains across the lake, and I was listening for the whippoorwiU who lived at the edge of the wood to take up the burden of song and carry it into the night.
Suddenly there burst upon the silence a song that startled me. It was loud and distinct as if very near, yet it had the spirit and the echoes of the woods in it ; a wild, rare, thrilling strain, the woods themselves made vocal. Such it seemed to me. 1 was strangely moved, and filled from that moment with an undying deter- mination to trace that witching song to the bird that could utter it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Frog and lizard in holiday coats, And turtle brave in his golden spots.
Emebsoit.
IX.
THAT WITCHING SONG.
A TEAR or two before setting up my tent in the Black River Country, began my acquaint- ance with the author of the witching song.
The time was evening; the place, the veranda of a friend's summer cottage at Lake George.
The vireo and the redstart had ceased their songs; the cat-bird had flirted "good-night" from the fence ; even the robin, last of all to go to bed, had uttered his final pee...p and vanished from sight and hearing; the sun had gone down behind the mountains across the lake, and I was listening for the whippoorwiU who lived at the edge of the wood to take up the burden of song and carry it into the night.
Suddenly there burst upon the silence a song that startled me. It was loud and distinct as if very near, yet it had the spirit and the echoes of the woods in it ; a wild, rare, thrilling strain, the woods themselves made vocal. Such it seemed to me. 1 was strangely moved, and filled from that moment with an undying deter- mination to trace that witching song to the bird that could utter it.
What to read after Little Brothers of the Air?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Miller, Olive Thorne, 1831-1918 to read onlineMoreLess
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