Out-Door Papers
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Every village child knows its best haunts, and watches for it eagerly in the spring ; boys wreathe their hats with it, girls twine it in their hair, and the cottage-windows are filled with its beauty.
In collecting these early flowers, one finds or fancies singular natural affinities. I flatter myself with being able always to discover hepatica, if there is any within reach, for I was brought up with it (" Cockatoo he know me very well ") ; but other persons, who were brought up with May-flower..., and remember searching for it with their almost baby-fingers, can find that better. The most re- markable instance of these natural affinities was in the case of L. T. and his double anemones. L. had always a gift for wUd-flowers, and used often to bring to Cambridge the largest white anemones that ever were seen, from a certain special hill in Watertown ; they were not only magnificent in size and whiteness, but had that exquisite blue on the outside of the petals, as if the sky had bent down in ecstasy at last over its darlings, and left visible kisses there.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Every village child knows its best haunts, and watches for it eagerly in the spring ; boys wreathe their hats with it, girls twine it in their hair, and the cottage-windows are filled with its beauty.
In collecting these early flowers, one finds or fancies singular natural affinities. I flatter myself with being able always to discover hepatica, if there is any within reach, for I was brought up with it (" Cockatoo he know me very well ") ; but other persons, who were brought up with May-flower..., and remember searching for it with their almost baby-fingers, can find that better. The most re- markable instance of these natural affinities was in the case of L. T. and his double anemones. L. had always a gift for wUd-flowers, and used often to bring to Cambridge the largest white anemones that ever were seen, from a certain special hill in Watertown ; they were not only magnificent in size and whiteness, but had that exquisite blue on the outside of the petals, as if the sky had bent down in ecstasy at last over its darlings, and left visible kisses there.
What to read after Out-Door Papers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Higginson Thomas Wentworth to read onlineMoreLess
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