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They shimmer where the sunlight falls Like fields of deep December snow.
Each floweret tosses to and fro, A dainty fraction of the show, Or listening to the lover breeze Whispering o'er the foamy leas.
Bows her head before his pleas.
Oh, billowing, dazzling daisy field, 'Tis but a reflection of life you yield With surface fair and depths concealed.
5f^ THE TRAPPER OF all the thousand and one delights that the boy brought up in the city cannot know, one of the chief is that of trapping the fur-b...earing animals in the fall. What normal boy who grew up within reach of woods or waters where such animals were to be found ever failed to feel the desire to trap them in the months when their fur thickens for the coming of winter ?
There are boys who never care for any of the outdoor things that other boys love. They grow up to be a matinee sort of men who condemn foot- ball as brutal and who frequent afternoon teas and clubs on the days when all the sporting world is on tiptoe as to the outcome of some big inter- collegiate battle.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They shimmer where the sunlight falls Like fields of deep December snow.
Each floweret tosses to and fro, A dainty fraction of the show, Or listening to the lover breeze Whispering o'er the foamy leas.
Bows her head before his pleas.
Oh, billowing, dazzling daisy field, 'Tis but a reflection of life you yield With surface fair and depths concealed.
5f^ THE TRAPPER OF all the thousand and one delights that the boy brought up in the city cannot know, one of the chief is that of trapping the fur-b...earing animals in the fall. What normal boy who grew up within reach of woods or waters where such animals were to be found ever failed to feel the desire to trap them in the months when their fur thickens for the coming of winter ?
There are boys who never care for any of the outdoor things that other boys love. They grow up to be a matinee sort of men who condemn foot- ball as brutal and who frequent afternoon teas and clubs on the days when all the sporting world is on tiptoe as to the outcome of some big inter- collegiate battle.
What to read after The Vagabond book?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frank Farrington to read onlineMoreLess
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