The Round Year
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The plants with which it is adorned are either dead or dying, yet it is not easy to regard them merely as dried specimens ; on the contrary, they are scarcely less beauti- ful than when they moved in the train of the 228 THISTLE-DOWN AND SILVER-ROD.
varicolored and Sybaritic summer. Fore- most in this wild herbarium stands Silver- E.od. Who knows not Silver-Rod, the lovely and reverend old age of Golden-Rod, — else Golden-Rod beatified aud sainted, looking moonlit and misty even in the sunshine... ! In this soft, caneseent after-bloom, beginning at the apex of the flower cluster and gradually spreading downward, the eye finds an agree- able relief from the recent dazzle of yellow splendor. I almost forget that the herb is not literally in bloom, that it is no longer ministered to by sunshine and dew. Is there not, perhaps, some kind of bee that loves to work among these plumy blossoms, gather- ing a concentrated form of nectar, pulveru- lent flower of honey ? I gently stir this tufted stafp, and away floats a little cloud of pappus, in which I recognize the golden and silver-rods of another year, if the feathery seeds shall find hospitable lodgment in the earth.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The plants with which it is adorned are either dead or dying, yet it is not easy to regard them merely as dried specimens ; on the contrary, they are scarcely less beauti- ful than when they moved in the train of the 228 THISTLE-DOWN AND SILVER-ROD.
varicolored and Sybaritic summer. Fore- most in this wild herbarium stands Silver- E.od. Who knows not Silver-Rod, the lovely and reverend old age of Golden-Rod, — else Golden-Rod beatified aud sainted, looking moonlit and misty even in the sunshine... ! In this soft, caneseent after-bloom, beginning at the apex of the flower cluster and gradually spreading downward, the eye finds an agree- able relief from the recent dazzle of yellow splendor. I almost forget that the herb is not literally in bloom, that it is no longer ministered to by sunshine and dew. Is there not, perhaps, some kind of bee that loves to work among these plumy blossoms, gather- ing a concentrated form of nectar, pulveru- lent flower of honey ? I gently stir this tufted stafp, and away floats a little cloud of pappus, in which I recognize the golden and silver-rods of another year, if the feathery seeds shall find hospitable lodgment in the earth.
What to read after The Round Year?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edith Matilda Thomas to read onlineMoreLess
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