The Acadian Forest
The Acadian Forest
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Deer and bears grow fat in autumn on the beechnuts in the wilder woods. The two noblest birch trees in the world, the Canoe Birch, with its pure wliite trunk, and tlie Yellow Birch, which in the North outstrips tlio oak itself in size, find here their native home. Ash and maple are abundant. Poplars, mingled with Paper Birches, turn into rivers of gold amongst the somber evergreens in fall, and nowhere is the autumn coloring more brilliant or of richer contrast.
Underneath the taller trees, whe...rever an even partial break occurs, shrubs and lesser trees spring up in wide variety; thorns and wild plum trees, beautiful in flower 4 c and fruit; momitain ash and elder, with red, clustered berries ; vihiirniuiis tliat would grace the finest pleasure ground ; dogwoods of northern species ; sumach, beauti- ful at e\ery leafy season; blueberries in the open, rocky places ; wild roses by the streams and roadsides ; l)lack- berries with splendid flowering stems ; witch hazel with its strange autumnal bloom ; rhodora, spreading out great sheets of pink in spriug ui)on the peaty marshlands, min- gled with the fragrant labrador tea ; brilliant-berried ilexes, sold in the cities at Christmas time for holly ; and a host of others.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Deer and bears grow fat in autumn on the beechnuts in the wilder woods. The two noblest birch trees in the world, the Canoe Birch, with its pure wliite trunk, and tlie Yellow Birch, which in the North outstrips tlio oak itself in size, find here their native home. Ash and maple are abundant. Poplars, mingled with Paper Birches, turn into rivers of gold amongst the somber evergreens in fall, and nowhere is the autumn coloring more brilliant or of richer contrast.
Underneath the taller trees, whe...rever an even partial break occurs, shrubs and lesser trees spring up in wide variety; thorns and wild plum trees, beautiful in flower 4 c and fruit; momitain ash and elder, with red, clustered berries ; vihiirniuiis tliat would grace the finest pleasure ground ; dogwoods of northern species ; sumach, beauti- ful at e\ery leafy season; blueberries in the open, rocky places ; wild roses by the streams and roadsides ; l)lack- berries with splendid flowering stems ; witch hazel with its strange autumnal bloom ; rhodora, spreading out great sheets of pink in spriug ui)on the peaty marshlands, min- gled with the fragrant labrador tea ; brilliant-berried ilexes, sold in the cities at Christmas time for holly ; and a host of others.
What to read after The Acadian Forest?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Bucknam From Old Catalog Dorr to read onlineMoreLess
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