Nature And Character At Granite Bay
Nature And Character At Granite Bay
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They abound all summer in the Oldport Harbor, and in winter are abundant with us. They are graceful but unmusical neighbors, being never so noisy as just before a storm. It may be that, following human example, they only work for their living when they must. Oldport Harbor in summer is crowded with steamers, schooners, and yachts, whose refuse they fight for. They follow the steamers closely, and passengers amuse them- selves by tossing food to them. In win- ter, however, vessels are few, and I... sup- pose they then visit our bay to pick up shellfish on the beaches. With them ap- pears an occasional puffin, and even rarer migrant birds, such as the great snowy owl, the snow bunting, and I have even heard of auks. Work has never yet per- mitted me to spend a winter there. It is very probable that, if 1 could, I should see other species which, having neither commercial nor scientific interest to the shore folk, are unnoticed by them. 52 . If the good God should ever give me before the great transition comes the lit- tle quiet in old age which I ask at His hands, I may know more of these than I do now.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They abound all summer in the Oldport Harbor, and in winter are abundant with us. They are graceful but unmusical neighbors, being never so noisy as just before a storm. It may be that, following human example, they only work for their living when they must. Oldport Harbor in summer is crowded with steamers, schooners, and yachts, whose refuse they fight for. They follow the steamers closely, and passengers amuse them- selves by tossing food to them. In win- ter, however, vessels are few, and I... sup- pose they then visit our bay to pick up shellfish on the beaches. With them ap- pears an occasional puffin, and even rarer migrant birds, such as the great snowy owl, the snow bunting, and I have even heard of auks. Work has never yet per- mitted me to spend a winter there. It is very probable that, if 1 could, I should see other species which, having neither commercial nor scientific interest to the shore folk, are unnoticed by them. 52 . If the good God should ever give me before the great transition comes the lit- tle quiet in old age which I ask at His hands, I may know more of these than I do now.
What to read after Nature And Character At Granite Bay?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Daniel a Daniel Ayres Goodsell to read onlineMoreLess
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