Tribute to William Cullen Bryant
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" My gardener, " he said, "came to the conclusion that the absence of this bough would be an improvement to the tree. The work of destruction was at once commenced, when his purpose attracted my notice. On that branch, " said Mr. Bryant, pointing beneath the leaves, " )ou will see a nest, where the parent birds had been watching their young. I instantly ordered the gardener to bring ropes and have the branch carefully secured in its place. It was an awkward thing to accomplish ; but he has at l...east succeeded sufficiently well to leave the birds undisturbed, which is a great satisfaction, and this accounts for what you see. " If the " Water-fowl " was unconsciously immortalized, and the " Bob-o -link " made the subject of attractive thought, these birds, by the same mind, had secured to them their comfortable home, the very existence of which was threatened ; while the act itself was so com plete a poem that the author did not need to put it into verse. 22 A SUNDAY AT CUMMINGTON. THERE was one incident connected with our visit to Cumming- ton, so characteristic of Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" My gardener, " he said, "came to the conclusion that the absence of this bough would be an improvement to the tree. The work of destruction was at once commenced, when his purpose attracted my notice. On that branch, " said Mr. Bryant, pointing beneath the leaves, " )ou will see a nest, where the parent birds had been watching their young. I instantly ordered the gardener to bring ropes and have the branch carefully secured in its place. It was an awkward thing to accomplish ; but he has at l...east succeeded sufficiently well to leave the birds undisturbed, which is a great satisfaction, and this accounts for what you see. " If the " Water-fowl " was unconsciously immortalized, and the " Bob-o -link " made the subject of attractive thought, these birds, by the same mind, had secured to them their comfortable home, the very existence of which was threatened ; while the act itself was so com plete a poem that the author did not need to put it into verse. 22 A SUNDAY AT CUMMINGTON. THERE was one incident connected with our visit to Cumming- ton, so characteristic of Mr.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by R C Robert Cassie Waterston to read onlineMoreLess
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