Two Dianas in Alaska
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The parent birds, Steve told us, carry the little ducks to the water when the right moment comes. A tremendous business. Like an excursion to Margate of Punch variety. For the golden-eyes have enormous families, eight or ten as a rule.
The phalaropes were the most taking little birds, so solemn in face and mien, so sombre in plumage. Picture a sandpiper riding on the breast of the waves, buoyant as a cork, lightsome as a bit of thistledown, and you have the phalarope. Like a sandpiper he is ash...ore, for this bird of many parts is as agile on land as on sea, flitting gaily here and there, and running TWO DIANAS IN ALASKA 127 with tricky darts along the sand-spits. Such quick dexterous paddling is amazing in so small a bird, but the feet are exceedingly broad-lobed, like those of a coot, and perhaps in this lies the secret of such speed and safety.
CHAPTER IX A VARIETY OF SHOOTING AND FISHING INCIDENTS Weaving spiders, come not here ; Hence, you long-legg'd spinners, hence Midsummer Night's Dream Come on, poor babe, Poor thing, condemn'd to loss Winter's Tale IN the days of my youth I was expected to make myself familiar with the philosophies of a wise old gentleman, one Thales of Miletus, and among the aphorisms which he scattered about his writings like the pebbles of Little Poucet, I remember this, " Water is the beginning of all things.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The parent birds, Steve told us, carry the little ducks to the water when the right moment comes. A tremendous business. Like an excursion to Margate of Punch variety. For the golden-eyes have enormous families, eight or ten as a rule.
The phalaropes were the most taking little birds, so solemn in face and mien, so sombre in plumage. Picture a sandpiper riding on the breast of the waves, buoyant as a cork, lightsome as a bit of thistledown, and you have the phalarope. Like a sandpiper he is ash...ore, for this bird of many parts is as agile on land as on sea, flitting gaily here and there, and running TWO DIANAS IN ALASKA 127 with tricky darts along the sand-spits. Such quick dexterous paddling is amazing in so small a bird, but the feet are exceedingly broad-lobed, like those of a coot, and perhaps in this lies the secret of such speed and safety.
CHAPTER IX A VARIETY OF SHOOTING AND FISHING INCIDENTS Weaving spiders, come not here ; Hence, you long-legg'd spinners, hence Midsummer Night's Dream Come on, poor babe, Poor thing, condemn'd to loss Winter's Tale IN the days of my youth I was expected to make myself familiar with the philosophies of a wise old gentleman, one Thales of Miletus, and among the aphorisms which he scattered about his writings like the pebbles of Little Poucet, I remember this, " Water is the beginning of all things.
What to read after Two Dianas in Alaska?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Agnes Herbert to read onlineMoreLess
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