The Pacific Monthly volume 15
The Pacific Monthly volume 15
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The Witches' Garden By William Lovell Finley With Illustrations By Herman T. Bohlman UST below the brow of Mar- quam Hill, half a mile above the creek, a little spring bubbles out of an alder copse. Instead of trickling down the hillside, like an ordinary streamlet, the water scatters and seeps in''io the spongy soil; it forms a wet place an acre or so in extent, over which has sprung up a rich growta of swamp grass. This is the Yellow - throat's home. I call it the Witches' Garden.
There is a ...fascination about lying in the shade of the alders on the brow of the hill. Overhead, on top of the branches of the maple, is the favorite perch of a meadow- lark, who nevex fails to rear a brood of singers each season. He scatters his notes downward like the wind of Autumn whirls the red- and gold-tinted leaves. A flicker rattles his salute from the hollow top of a fir stump. A gros- beak trills a roundelay that fairly sparkles in the sunshine. But none of these charm me like the fanci- ful call of the Yellow-throat.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Witches' Garden By William Lovell Finley With Illustrations By Herman T. Bohlman UST below the brow of Mar- quam Hill, half a mile above the creek, a little spring bubbles out of an alder copse. Instead of trickling down the hillside, like an ordinary streamlet, the water scatters and seeps in''io the spongy soil; it forms a wet place an acre or so in extent, over which has sprung up a rich growta of swamp grass. This is the Yellow - throat's home. I call it the Witches' Garden.
There is a ...fascination about lying in the shade of the alders on the brow of the hill. Overhead, on top of the branches of the maple, is the favorite perch of a meadow- lark, who nevex fails to rear a brood of singers each season. He scatters his notes downward like the wind of Autumn whirls the red- and gold-tinted leaves. A flicker rattles his salute from the hollow top of a fir stump. A gros- beak trills a roundelay that fairly sparkles in the sunshine. But none of these charm me like the fanci- ful call of the Yellow-throat.
What to read after The Pacific Monthly volume 15?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Erskine Scott Wood to read onlineMoreLess
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