The Biology of the Seasons
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SHOWERS OF GOSSAMER WE read of the Indian conjuror who throws a rope into the air and climbs up it, but we can see spiders actually doing something of this sort. It is especially, though not by any means exclusively, in the Autumn that threads of silk may be seen floating in the air, just visible when the sunlight makes them glisten, or entangled in incredible numbers on hedgerows and among the herbage.
Sometimes as we walk over the links and stoop down to look along the short grass, we see tha...t it is quivering with myriads of silken lines, — the fallen threads of gossamer, often iridescent in the sunlight.
The Germans sometimes call it " Der fliegende Sommer," and the French "Fil de la Vierge," and there is possibly in the name gossamer an even more poetical suggestion.
But it is fine enough in itself to dispense with uncertain etymological decorations. Of the fleeting Summer it is indeed a hint, but it seems to occur in Britain at almost every season, when there is fine clear weather.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
SHOWERS OF GOSSAMER WE read of the Indian conjuror who throws a rope into the air and climbs up it, but we can see spiders actually doing something of this sort. It is especially, though not by any means exclusively, in the Autumn that threads of silk may be seen floating in the air, just visible when the sunlight makes them glisten, or entangled in incredible numbers on hedgerows and among the herbage.
Sometimes as we walk over the links and stoop down to look along the short grass, we see tha...t it is quivering with myriads of silken lines, — the fallen threads of gossamer, often iridescent in the sunlight.
The Germans sometimes call it " Der fliegende Sommer," and the French "Fil de la Vierge," and there is possibly in the name gossamer an even more poetical suggestion.
But it is fine enough in itself to dispense with uncertain etymological decorations. Of the fleeting Summer it is indeed a hint, but it seems to occur in Britain at almost every season, when there is fine clear weather.
What to read after The Biology of the Seasons?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J Arthur John Arthur Thomson to read onlineMoreLess
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