Proserpina: Studies of Wayside Flowers, While the Air Was Yet Pure ..., volume 1
Proserpina: Studies of Wayside Flowers, While the Air Was Yet Pure ..., volume 1
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poppy, is as bright and strong to-day as yesterday. . So that I can see exactly where the leaves > join or lap over each other ; and when I look down into the cup," find it to be composed of four leaves altogether, — two smaller, set within two larger, , 1.2. Thus far (and somewhat farther) I had written in Rome; but now, putting .my .work together in Oxford, a sudden doubt troubles me^ whether all ptoppies have two petals smaller "than the other two.
Whereupon I take down an excellent little s...chool* book on botany — the best I've yet found, thinking to be told quickly ; and I find a great deal about opium; and," apropos of opium, that the juice of common celandine is of a bright orange colour; and I pause for a bewildered five minutes, wondering if a celandine is a poppy, and how niany petals it has : going on again — because I must, Without making up my mind, on either question— I am , told to " ob- serve the floral receptacle of the Californian "genus Esehscholtzia." Now I can't observe anything of the sort, and I don't want to ; and I wish California and all that's in it were at the deepest bottom of the Pacific.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
poppy, is as bright and strong to-day as yesterday. . So that I can see exactly where the leaves > join or lap over each other ; and when I look down into the cup," find it to be composed of four leaves altogether, — two smaller, set within two larger, , 1.2. Thus far (and somewhat farther) I had written in Rome; but now, putting .my .work together in Oxford, a sudden doubt troubles me^ whether all ptoppies have two petals smaller "than the other two.
Whereupon I take down an excellent little s...chool* book on botany — the best I've yet found, thinking to be told quickly ; and I find a great deal about opium; and," apropos of opium, that the juice of common celandine is of a bright orange colour; and I pause for a bewildered five minutes, wondering if a celandine is a poppy, and how niany petals it has : going on again — because I must, Without making up my mind, on either question— I am , told to " ob- serve the floral receptacle of the Californian "genus Esehscholtzia." Now I can't observe anything of the sort, and I don't want to ; and I wish California and all that's in it were at the deepest bottom of the Pacific.
What to read after Proserpina: Studies of Wayside Flowers, While the Air Was Yet Pure ..., volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ruskin, John, 1819-1900 to read onlineMoreLess
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