Rustic Life in France
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We can admire at leisure the bold upshooting of its trunk, the robust frame-work of its boughs, and better grasp the characteristic ensemble of its personality. The beech then shows us fully the slender roundness of its silvery column and the graceful drooping of its delicate branches ; the oak shows the strong frame of its gnarled trunk and the dramatic attitude of its passionate, bla,ck, wild branches ; the birch, the free grace of its stem, with its satin-like bark and its waving twigs.
The ...coloring of the woods in winter, although less striking, is, nevertheless, marvellous. What variety and richness in the delicate neutral tones ! — the silvery gray or the brownish black of the bark, the velvety green of the moss, the lustrous green of the holly, the brownish green of the briers, the golden brown of certain lichens, the tawny redness of the dry oak leaves, the marbling of the ivies, the yellow ivory of the dry stems of the grasses. The leaves are no longer upon the trees, but they are on the ground ; they form a thick, gently rustling covering of faded, subdued, broken shades, like those of an old Oriental carpet, and in which one can 184 Rustic Life in France.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We can admire at leisure the bold upshooting of its trunk, the robust frame-work of its boughs, and better grasp the characteristic ensemble of its personality. The beech then shows us fully the slender roundness of its silvery column and the graceful drooping of its delicate branches ; the oak shows the strong frame of its gnarled trunk and the dramatic attitude of its passionate, bla,ck, wild branches ; the birch, the free grace of its stem, with its satin-like bark and its waving twigs.
The ...coloring of the woods in winter, although less striking, is, nevertheless, marvellous. What variety and richness in the delicate neutral tones ! — the silvery gray or the brownish black of the bark, the velvety green of the moss, the lustrous green of the holly, the brownish green of the briers, the golden brown of certain lichens, the tawny redness of the dry oak leaves, the marbling of the ivies, the yellow ivory of the dry stems of the grasses. The leaves are no longer upon the trees, but they are on the ground ; they form a thick, gently rustling covering of faded, subdued, broken shades, like those of an old Oriental carpet, and in which one can 184 Rustic Life in France.
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