The Music of Wild Flowers
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" From a botanical and ornithological standpoint its 74 THE VERGE OF THE FOREST 75 interest is difficult to exaggerate. This is, no doubt, partly due to the varied nature of its soil and scenery. The shore is not only the haunt of many sea-fowl, but it supports a flora of its own. The copses which come down to the water's edge are ah' ve in spring and summer- time with numbers of our smaller birds. The bogs creeping between the plantations of larch and fir are rich in moorland plants, while the... banks of the deep lanes which run between the farms and homesteads are clothed with a profusion of ferns and wild flowers.
If it be true, as a mediaeval saint used to say, " Ubi aves, ibi angeli, " then the churchyard of Dibden must be haunted by legions of angels. It is a veritable para- dise of birds. A quieter and more secluded spot could not well be imagined. Approached by a deep and hollow lane, it is surrounded by forest trees. Save for the ancient manor house immediately to the north of it, the church stands in solitary isolation, overlooking Southampton Water.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" From a botanical and ornithological standpoint its 74 THE VERGE OF THE FOREST 75 interest is difficult to exaggerate. This is, no doubt, partly due to the varied nature of its soil and scenery. The shore is not only the haunt of many sea-fowl, but it supports a flora of its own. The copses which come down to the water's edge are ah' ve in spring and summer- time with numbers of our smaller birds. The bogs creeping between the plantations of larch and fir are rich in moorland plants, while the... banks of the deep lanes which run between the farms and homesteads are clothed with a profusion of ferns and wild flowers.
If it be true, as a mediaeval saint used to say, " Ubi aves, ibi angeli, " then the churchyard of Dibden must be haunted by legions of angels. It is a veritable para- dise of birds. A quieter and more secluded spot could not well be imagined. Approached by a deep and hollow lane, it is surrounded by forest trees. Save for the ancient manor house immediately to the north of it, the church stands in solitary isolation, overlooking Southampton Water.
What to read after The Music of Wild Flowers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Vaughan to read onlineMoreLess
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