Rambles of a Canadian Naturalist
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Sometimes he closes his bill, swells his throat, and exhales a 58 AS THE YEAR GROWS ventriloquial melody that eludes and mystifies the listener* It puts the eye and ear at variance, " It cannot be that bird, for the song comes from else- where/' Now it is in the Pine overhead, again in the impenetrable Cedar just behind, and still again it seems to come from the surrounding atmosphere. But there sits the musical ventriloquist on the slender limb, clearly outlined against the sky. Suddenly he th...rows off the disguise, opens his bill and pours his song out to the sunshine, to blend with the spontaneous life of the growing woods.
APART from its rich glowing colour, its eagerness to greet the spring, and its contented gladdening of latest autumn, the Dandelion can be loved for the enemies it has made* It is the enemy of the all- destroying grass that obtrudes in every suburban wood, relentlessly killing off the delicate wild flowers and transforming the varying labyrinth into monotonous sod.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sometimes he closes his bill, swells his throat, and exhales a 58 AS THE YEAR GROWS ventriloquial melody that eludes and mystifies the listener* It puts the eye and ear at variance, " It cannot be that bird, for the song comes from else- where/' Now it is in the Pine overhead, again in the impenetrable Cedar just behind, and still again it seems to come from the surrounding atmosphere. But there sits the musical ventriloquist on the slender limb, clearly outlined against the sky. Suddenly he th...rows off the disguise, opens his bill and pours his song out to the sunshine, to blend with the spontaneous life of the growing woods.
APART from its rich glowing colour, its eagerness to greet the spring, and its contented gladdening of latest autumn, the Dandelion can be loved for the enemies it has made* It is the enemy of the all- destroying grass that obtrudes in every suburban wood, relentlessly killing off the delicate wild flowers and transforming the varying labyrinth into monotonous sod.
What to read after Rambles of a Canadian Naturalist?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Samuel Thomas Wood to read onlineMoreLess
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