The Life of the Spider
The Life of the Spider
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Bands ofsilk, supplied by the spinnerets, unite the pieces, so that the wholeresembles a coarse fabric. Without being absolutely faultless, for thereare always awkward pieces on the outside, which the worker could nothandle, the gaudy building is not devoid of merit. The bird lining itsnest would do no better. Whoso sees the curious, many-colouredproductions in my pans takes them for an outcome of my industry, contrived with a view to some experimental mischief; and his surprise isgreat when I ...confess who the real author is. No one would ever believethe Spider capable of constructing such a monument.
It goes without saying that, in a state of liberty, on our barren waste-lands, the Lycosa does not indulge in such sumptuous architecture. Ihave given the reason: she is too great a stay-at-home to go in search ofmaterials and she makes use of the limited resources which she findsaround her. Bits of earth, small chips of stone, a few twigs, a fewwithered grasses: that is all, or nearly all.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Bands ofsilk, supplied by the spinnerets, unite the pieces, so that the wholeresembles a coarse fabric. Without being absolutely faultless, for thereare always awkward pieces on the outside, which the worker could nothandle, the gaudy building is not devoid of merit. The bird lining itsnest would do no better. Whoso sees the curious, many-colouredproductions in my pans takes them for an outcome of my industry, contrived with a view to some experimental mischief; and his surprise isgreat when I ...confess who the real author is. No one would ever believethe Spider capable of constructing such a monument.
It goes without saying that, in a state of liberty, on our barren waste-lands, the Lycosa does not indulge in such sumptuous architecture. Ihave given the reason: she is too great a stay-at-home to go in search ofmaterials and she makes use of the limited resources which she findsaround her. Bits of earth, small chips of stone, a few twigs, a fewwithered grasses: that is all, or nearly all.
What to read after The Life of the Spider?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fabre Jean-Henri to read onlineMoreLess
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