Summer Studies of Birds And Books
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I was returning from a stroll on Whitsunday, 5th June 1892, and was just turning the corner of this overgrown wilderness of willows, when I was sud- denly pulled up by a fragment of song, undecided, imperfect, yet of so sweet and silvery a tone that neither Eeed nor Sedge Warbler could have uttered it. Such moments are never to be forgotten by those who have ever felt the spell of a wild bird's voice. There is an inward conviction in the hearer's mind that overpowers all transient troubles, and... banishes utterly all thoughts of work and books ; and with it there is the not unpleasing phantom of a doubt a piquant spice of uncertainty not so much about your own conclusion as to the bird's identity, but as to the chance of getting others to accept it. And on this occasion, wait as long as I would, I could obtain no glimpse of the singer ; nor was he inclined iv The Marsh Warbler 85 to sing a full and utterly unmistakable melody, for the day was well advanced. That night I had to leave for Oxford, and it was not till the following Thursday that I could leave my duties there for a few hours, and attempt to put the evidence of my ears to the test.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I was returning from a stroll on Whitsunday, 5th June 1892, and was just turning the corner of this overgrown wilderness of willows, when I was sud- denly pulled up by a fragment of song, undecided, imperfect, yet of so sweet and silvery a tone that neither Eeed nor Sedge Warbler could have uttered it. Such moments are never to be forgotten by those who have ever felt the spell of a wild bird's voice. There is an inward conviction in the hearer's mind that overpowers all transient troubles, and... banishes utterly all thoughts of work and books ; and with it there is the not unpleasing phantom of a doubt a piquant spice of uncertainty not so much about your own conclusion as to the bird's identity, but as to the chance of getting others to accept it. And on this occasion, wait as long as I would, I could obtain no glimpse of the singer ; nor was he inclined iv The Marsh Warbler 85 to sing a full and utterly unmistakable melody, for the day was well advanced. That night I had to leave for Oxford, and it was not till the following Thursday that I could leave my duties there for a few hours, and attempt to put the evidence of my ears to the test.
What to read after Summer Studies of Birds And Books?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W Warde William Warde Fowler to read onlineMoreLess
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