The New Forest
The New Forest
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Dewberries, with a blue, plum-like bloom upon them, are beautiful to look at, but difficult and unprofitable to gather. Their milk-white flower is often in bloom at the same time as the berries ripen.
Digitized by Google SEPTEMBER 91 The trailing stag's-hom moss is now to be found creeping over and through the turf, and amongst the roots of the heather, spreading out long, branched shoots, like a deer's antlers, soft, furry, and of a bright green. One can pull out a long, long trail of this som...etimes, forming a perfect natural wreath. The club moss is of the same species, but not nearly so graceful ; it sends up stiff, straight little columns of green, which are well described by its name.
The orchard trees stand laden with fruit, and the colour of the apples grows daily more mellow and deep in the ripening sunshine. Grolden pippins hang like amber from the laden boughs of some of the trees ; others bear a rosy fruit streaked with yellow ; on others, again, the apples are of a deep crimson colour streaked with green.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Dewberries, with a blue, plum-like bloom upon them, are beautiful to look at, but difficult and unprofitable to gather. Their milk-white flower is often in bloom at the same time as the berries ripen.
Digitized by Google SEPTEMBER 91 The trailing stag's-hom moss is now to be found creeping over and through the turf, and amongst the roots of the heather, spreading out long, branched shoots, like a deer's antlers, soft, furry, and of a bright green. One can pull out a long, long trail of this som...etimes, forming a perfect natural wreath. The club moss is of the same species, but not nearly so graceful ; it sends up stiff, straight little columns of green, which are well described by its name.
The orchard trees stand laden with fruit, and the colour of the apples grows daily more mellow and deep in the ripening sunshine. Grolden pippins hang like amber from the laden boughs of some of the trees ; others bear a rosy fruit streaked with yellow ; on others, again, the apples are of a deep crimson colour streaked with green.
What to read after The New Forest?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alice Julia Argles Rawnsley to read onlineMoreLess
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