Odd Hours With Nature
Odd Hours With Nature
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They took to language more readily than to balancing no doubt because every time they nearly tumbled off they felt obliged to make a tremendously long story about it. Now and again one actually tumbled off, and learnt with a pride which nearly overcame his fright that he could fly. It was, to be sure, a downward fly, an agitated parachutic descent, ending with a splash among the leaves and twigs of a shrub dreadfully near that alarming country, the ground. But flying is flying, up or down, and ...a great thing to accomplish. Moreover, it is the first step, for even a young rook can recognize that if he comes down he must get up again, and in the effort to get up he really and truly learns to fly. And in this way quite a score of the new generation had 140 ODD HOURS WITH NATURE learnt to use their wings, and could make very creditable circles in the air above the rookery clump of elms.
Old rooks told one another without ceasing about the phenomenal success of their colony. " We are a great colonizing people, " they said, " and the wisest of birds.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They took to language more readily than to balancing no doubt because every time they nearly tumbled off they felt obliged to make a tremendously long story about it. Now and again one actually tumbled off, and learnt with a pride which nearly overcame his fright that he could fly. It was, to be sure, a downward fly, an agitated parachutic descent, ending with a splash among the leaves and twigs of a shrub dreadfully near that alarming country, the ground. But flying is flying, up or down, and ...a great thing to accomplish. Moreover, it is the first step, for even a young rook can recognize that if he comes down he must get up again, and in the effort to get up he really and truly learns to fly. And in this way quite a score of the new generation had 140 ODD HOURS WITH NATURE learnt to use their wings, and could make very creditable circles in the air above the rookery clump of elms.
Old rooks told one another without ceasing about the phenomenal success of their colony. " We are a great colonizing people, " they said, " and the wisest of birds.
What to read after Odd Hours With Nature?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alexander Urquhart to read onlineMoreLess
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