Natures Calendar
Natures Calendar
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Ob- serve as summer advances how active and industrious are the ants, and how everywhere the spiders are embroidering their silken lace upon the grasses and leaves and old woodwork. And wher- ever you go, along the dusty highway, across the meadows, about the garden or through the woods, how an almost innu- merable company of butterflies dance be- fore your steps or rise and dip and cur- vette in the bright air about your head, while at night the moths flock to your lighted windows, equally del...icate but less gay of hue, as befits a being whose life is mainly passed in darkness.
Butterflies are the characteristic of midsummer : . . . "pretty genii of the flow'rs, Daintily fed with honey and pure dew. " That is nearer the truth than the poets sometimes get in their zoology, for the butterflies feed only by pumping up the honeyed moisture held in the cups of the flowers, or by the juices from various rot- ting substances upon which some of the less dainty of them feed. Most of them have but a brief summer of life, seeking with an inborn knowledge that is one of .
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ob- serve as summer advances how active and industrious are the ants, and how everywhere the spiders are embroidering their silken lace upon the grasses and leaves and old woodwork. And wher- ever you go, along the dusty highway, across the meadows, about the garden or through the woods, how an almost innu- merable company of butterflies dance be- fore your steps or rise and dip and cur- vette in the bright air about your head, while at night the moths flock to your lighted windows, equally del...icate but less gay of hue, as befits a being whose life is mainly passed in darkness.
Butterflies are the characteristic of midsummer : . . . "pretty genii of the flow'rs, Daintily fed with honey and pure dew. " That is nearer the truth than the poets sometimes get in their zoology, for the butterflies feed only by pumping up the honeyed moisture held in the cups of the flowers, or by the juices from various rot- ting substances upon which some of the less dainty of them feed. Most of them have but a brief summer of life, seeking with an inborn knowledge that is one of .
What to read after Natures Calendar?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ernest Ingersole to read onlineMoreLess
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