The Birds And Seasons of New England
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Like human beings, they have contributed to our moral enjoyments. But there are no such ideas associated with the fruits, and while the orchards are resplendent with their harvest, they can never affect the mind like the sight of flowers.
SEPTEMBER. 275 The birds are almost silent; now and then we hear one piping a few broken strains, but he does not seem to be pleased with his own song, and no one answers him from his feathered comrades. Their season of departure is near, and numerous cares di...stract the tuneful band.
The swallows are no longer seen with twittering flight skimming along the surface of the. waters, or sailing aloft in the air to warn the swain of coming showers. The little busy wren, one of our latest warblers, is also silent, and all are slowly leaving us one after another. It is a pleasant occupation to watch their various movements, their altered manners, and their unwonted shyness. They sing no more, but twitter, chirrup, and complain, always in motion, flying from tree to tree, and busy like those preparing for a long journey.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Like human beings, they have contributed to our moral enjoyments. But there are no such ideas associated with the fruits, and while the orchards are resplendent with their harvest, they can never affect the mind like the sight of flowers.
SEPTEMBER. 275 The birds are almost silent; now and then we hear one piping a few broken strains, but he does not seem to be pleased with his own song, and no one answers him from his feathered comrades. Their season of departure is near, and numerous cares di...stract the tuneful band.
The swallows are no longer seen with twittering flight skimming along the surface of the. waters, or sailing aloft in the air to warn the swain of coming showers. The little busy wren, one of our latest warblers, is also silent, and all are slowly leaving us one after another. It is a pleasant occupation to watch their various movements, their altered manners, and their unwonted shyness. They sing no more, but twitter, chirrup, and complain, always in motion, flying from tree to tree, and busy like those preparing for a long journey.
What to read after The Birds And Seasons of New England?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wilson Flagg to read onlineMoreLess
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