Old Plymouth Trails
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Their number is legion, yet how infinite must be the fine floating life, so fine that we can- not note that it clouds the limpid water, on which these sessile gray creatures feed.
Below a certain level these are crowded out by the mussels which grow in such dense accumula- tions that they cling not only to the rock "but to one another and to stubby brown seaweed till they are like nothing so much as pods of bees swarming about their queen. So dense is this grouping of living creatures that the ...inner ones are smothered by their crowding fellows and serve merely as a foundation on which these build. Even among these swarm starfishes and ALONG THE SALT MARSHES 157 limpets and other crustaceans, and streamers of kelp squirm out from the rock where they keep slender hold, to sway in the restless water, just as all the rocks above a certain depth and below a certain height are olive black with dense hang- ings of rockweed while in depths that are just awash at low tide they are olive brown with unending mats of Irish moss.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Their number is legion, yet how infinite must be the fine floating life, so fine that we can- not note that it clouds the limpid water, on which these sessile gray creatures feed.
Below a certain level these are crowded out by the mussels which grow in such dense accumula- tions that they cling not only to the rock "but to one another and to stubby brown seaweed till they are like nothing so much as pods of bees swarming about their queen. So dense is this grouping of living creatures that the ...inner ones are smothered by their crowding fellows and serve merely as a foundation on which these build. Even among these swarm starfishes and ALONG THE SALT MARSHES 157 limpets and other crustaceans, and streamers of kelp squirm out from the rock where they keep slender hold, to sway in the restless water, just as all the rocks above a certain depth and below a certain height are olive black with dense hang- ings of rockweed while in depths that are just awash at low tide they are olive brown with unending mats of Irish moss.
What to read after Old Plymouth Trails?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Winthrop Packard to read onlineMoreLess
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