The Life And Love of the Insect
The Life And Love of the Insect
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In less than twenty-four hours, mole, snake, bird have disap- peared and the requirements of health are satisfied.
The same zeal for their task prevails in the second class of scavengers. The village hardly knows those ammonia- scented refuges whither we repair, in the towns, to relieve our wretched needs. A little wall no higher than that, a hedge, a bush is all that the peasant asks THE GEOTRUPES 115 as a retreat at the moment when he would fain be alone. I need say no more to suggest the enc...ounters to which such free and easy manners expose you ! Enticed by the patches of lichen, the cushions of moss, the tufts of home- wort and other pretty things that adorn old stones, you go up to a sort of wall that supports the ground of a vine- yard. Ugh ! At the foot of the daintily-decked shelter, what a spreading abomination ! You flee : lichens, mosses and homewort tempt you no more. But come back on the morrow. The thing has disappeared, the place is clean : the Dung-beetles have been that way.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In less than twenty-four hours, mole, snake, bird have disap- peared and the requirements of health are satisfied.
The same zeal for their task prevails in the second class of scavengers. The village hardly knows those ammonia- scented refuges whither we repair, in the towns, to relieve our wretched needs. A little wall no higher than that, a hedge, a bush is all that the peasant asks THE GEOTRUPES 115 as a retreat at the moment when he would fain be alone. I need say no more to suggest the enc...ounters to which such free and easy manners expose you ! Enticed by the patches of lichen, the cushions of moss, the tufts of home- wort and other pretty things that adorn old stones, you go up to a sort of wall that supports the ground of a vine- yard. Ugh ! At the foot of the daintily-decked shelter, what a spreading abomination ! You flee : lichens, mosses and homewort tempt you no more. But come back on the morrow. The thing has disappeared, the place is clean : the Dung-beetles have been that way.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J H Fabre to read onlineMoreLess
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