Where Town And Country Meet
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You al- most need a glass to see him, he is so small and so incessantly active ; but once get your eye on him, and you will not forget him, with his trim shape and pretty marking. This is the black-throated green warbler (why can't the ornithologists give him, and some others of his family, a less involved and less complicated name?), and if you will keep perfectly quiet for a few minutes you will probably hear his sweet, thin, and, it must be confessed, rather vague and char- acterless song. T...he shy, restless, and ever- vanishing little fellow seems like some spirit of the woods wandering through the branches of the dark old pines. 103 Where Town and Country Meet Strange as it may seem to those of us who have learned to think of it as a domesticated, house-loving bird, the phcebe is also a familiar inhabitant of the deep pine woods. The phoebe that builds in outhouses and under bridges is a corrupted member of the family, who, like the chim- ney-swift, has been enticed from the ways of its kind by the seductions of civilization.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You al- most need a glass to see him, he is so small and so incessantly active ; but once get your eye on him, and you will not forget him, with his trim shape and pretty marking. This is the black-throated green warbler (why can't the ornithologists give him, and some others of his family, a less involved and less complicated name?), and if you will keep perfectly quiet for a few minutes you will probably hear his sweet, thin, and, it must be confessed, rather vague and char- acterless song. T...he shy, restless, and ever- vanishing little fellow seems like some spirit of the woods wandering through the branches of the dark old pines. 103 Where Town and Country Meet Strange as it may seem to those of us who have learned to think of it as a domesticated, house-loving bird, the phcebe is also a familiar inhabitant of the deep pine woods. The phoebe that builds in outhouses and under bridges is a corrupted member of the family, who, like the chim- ney-swift, has been enticed from the ways of its kind by the seductions of civilization.
What to read after Where Town And Country Meet?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Buckham to read onlineMoreLess
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