The Insect Hunters And Other Poems
The Insect Hunters And Other Poems
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Their antennae are fivejointed, With a very few exceptions. And in these the joints are seven ; The foiTH always is elongate ; Body mostly rough and haiiy, Never nipped in at the middle.
Next them come the gay Stephina, Beautiful and useful insects : Beautiful and gaily banded In the state of perfect insects, Hangmg, in the air suspended, Over leaves and over flowers ; Useful because in the larva Feeding mostly upon plantlice.
In the summer we may hear them Floating in the air and humming ; TWO... WIXGS. 31 'Tis a wellknown sound of summer. Theii" antemiae are tlireejointed, And from out the third there issues, Sideways or in front, a bristle. Their mouth is a hirge and elbowed Sucking tube, bent in . The middle.
Next these come the true Muscina, Swarming in such countless numbers : These are all tlie flies domestic, In our houses, in our windows, In our chambers, in our larders. Wandering over food and flowers. Walking gravely on the ceiling, 'Gainst the laws of gravitation, Without any fear of falling, Raising many sage conjectures.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Their antennae are fivejointed, With a very few exceptions. And in these the joints are seven ; The foiTH always is elongate ; Body mostly rough and haiiy, Never nipped in at the middle.
Next them come the gay Stephina, Beautiful and useful insects : Beautiful and gaily banded In the state of perfect insects, Hangmg, in the air suspended, Over leaves and over flowers ; Useful because in the larva Feeding mostly upon plantlice.
In the summer we may hear them Floating in the air and humming ; TWO... WIXGS. 31 'Tis a wellknown sound of summer. Theii" antemiae are tlireejointed, And from out the third there issues, Sideways or in front, a bristle. Their mouth is a hirge and elbowed Sucking tube, bent in . The middle.
Next these come the true Muscina, Swarming in such countless numbers : These are all tlie flies domestic, In our houses, in our windows, In our chambers, in our larders. Wandering over food and flowers. Walking gravely on the ceiling, 'Gainst the laws of gravitation, Without any fear of falling, Raising many sage conjectures.
What to read after The Insect Hunters And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Newman to read onlineMoreLess
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