My Woodland Intimates
My Woodland Intimates
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Only a few moments ago all seemed peaceful and harmonious in the grove. What is, then, the meaning of this sudden uproar? Who are these wild skirmishers and whither are they bound ?
I recognize this commotion. It is what Mr. Burroughs calls a " robin racket. " " Trains of [143] MY WOODLAND INTIMATES three or four birds rushing pell-mell over the lawn and fetching up in a tree or bush, or occasionally upon the ground, all piping and screaming at the top of their voices, but whether in mirth or a...nger it is hard to tell. The nucleus of the train is a fe- male. One cannot see that the males in pursuit of her are rivals ; it seems rather as if they had united to hustle her out of the place. But somehow the matches are no doubt made and sealed during these mad rushes. Maybe the female shouts out to her suitors, * Who touches me first wins/ and away she scurries like an arrow. The males shout out, ' Agreed ! ' and away they go in pursuit, each trying to outdo the other. The game is a brief one.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Only a few moments ago all seemed peaceful and harmonious in the grove. What is, then, the meaning of this sudden uproar? Who are these wild skirmishers and whither are they bound ?
I recognize this commotion. It is what Mr. Burroughs calls a " robin racket. " " Trains of [143] MY WOODLAND INTIMATES three or four birds rushing pell-mell over the lawn and fetching up in a tree or bush, or occasionally upon the ground, all piping and screaming at the top of their voices, but whether in mirth or a...nger it is hard to tell. The nucleus of the train is a fe- male. One cannot see that the males in pursuit of her are rivals ; it seems rather as if they had united to hustle her out of the place. But somehow the matches are no doubt made and sealed during these mad rushes. Maybe the female shouts out to her suitors, * Who touches me first wins/ and away she scurries like an arrow. The males shout out, ' Agreed ! ' and away they go in pursuit, each trying to outdo the other. The game is a brief one.
What to read after My Woodland Intimates?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Effie Molt Mrs Bignell to read onlineMoreLess
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