The Dial volume 31
The Dial volume 31
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Long surprised Chigwooltz one day in the very act of trapping a tree-sparrow. The bird was taking a morning bath, when Chigwooltz dis- covered him. He stole cautiously from the lily pads, " Nearer and nearer, sinking himself till only his eyes showed above water. The ripple that flowed away on either side was gentle as that of a floating leaf. Then, just as the bird had sipped and lifted himself for a last swallow, Cbigwooltz hurled himself out of water. One snap of his big mouth and the sparro...w was done for. An hour later, when I came down to my canoe, he was sitting low on the lily pads, winking sleepily now and then, with eight little sparrow's toes curling over the rim of his under lip, like a hornpout's whiskers. " The books are filled with similar histories of Mr. Long's friendship with the timid and wary beings in fur and feathers, and smooth and shelly integu- ments, of which the world of men knows all too little. Much has been made of Thoreau's intimacy with wild animals, but his experience pales in com- parison with that related by Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Long surprised Chigwooltz one day in the very act of trapping a tree-sparrow. The bird was taking a morning bath, when Chigwooltz dis- covered him. He stole cautiously from the lily pads, " Nearer and nearer, sinking himself till only his eyes showed above water. The ripple that flowed away on either side was gentle as that of a floating leaf. Then, just as the bird had sipped and lifted himself for a last swallow, Cbigwooltz hurled himself out of water. One snap of his big mouth and the sparro...w was done for. An hour later, when I came down to my canoe, he was sitting low on the lily pads, winking sleepily now and then, with eight little sparrow's toes curling over the rim of his under lip, like a hornpout's whiskers. " The books are filled with similar histories of Mr. Long's friendship with the timid and wary beings in fur and feathers, and smooth and shelly integu- ments, of which the world of men knows all too little. Much has been made of Thoreau's intimacy with wild animals, but his experience pales in com- parison with that related by Mr.
What to read after The Dial volume 31?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Francis F Francis Fisher Browne to read onlineMoreLess
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