The English Year Autumn And Winter
The English Year Autumn And Winter
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The innumerable multitudes of rats, mice, voles, and shrews which swarm unseen in the darkness have become nocturnal as a defence against predatory diurnal creatures, including man. To this certain species of birds and beasts of prey have responded by becoming nocturnal also ; and so the old fight is fought out on changed ground, in which the balance of advantage remains with the weaker creatures which need concealment.
297 298 AUTUMN AND WINTER Profound as seems the stillness of a calm winter'...s night when we pause to listen in the garden or among the woods, it is seldom long before we hear some significant sound. Sometimes it is the cry of the hunter ; more often the subtle rustling caused by the passage of its timid prey. The brown owl halloos in the woods, or the white one screeches over the cornfield ; at midwinter and early in the year, the bark of the dog-fox comes down from the warm side of the brake. Foxes bark when seeking mates, or when living in compara- tively close attachment to them in the early months of the year before the cubs are born.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The innumerable multitudes of rats, mice, voles, and shrews which swarm unseen in the darkness have become nocturnal as a defence against predatory diurnal creatures, including man. To this certain species of birds and beasts of prey have responded by becoming nocturnal also ; and so the old fight is fought out on changed ground, in which the balance of advantage remains with the weaker creatures which need concealment.
297 298 AUTUMN AND WINTER Profound as seems the stillness of a calm winter'...s night when we pause to listen in the garden or among the woods, it is seldom long before we hear some significant sound. Sometimes it is the cry of the hunter ; more often the subtle rustling caused by the passage of its timid prey. The brown owl halloos in the woods, or the white one screeches over the cornfield ; at midwinter and early in the year, the bark of the dog-fox comes down from the warm side of the brake. Foxes bark when seeking mates, or when living in compara- tively close attachment to them in the early months of the year before the cubs are born.
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