With the Birds On Hillside Rock And Dale
With the Birds On Hillside Rock And Dale
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But one by one Nature is disclosing her hidden secrets to those who would know them, and naturalists who choose to study Nature in her own world will see and find out more of these mysteries than mere students of the museum or the study. Ordinary observers look upon trees and flowers and admire them ; they listen to the music of birds and are fascinated ; the gambols of the rabbits, or the playing of squirrels in the pines, afford them entertainment, but they little think of the gigantic forces... which have been at work to produce all of these scenes and sounds. There is a struggle now commencing all round so powerful that few can realise, or even imagine what it all means. Every tree and shrub which we see around us has grown at the expense of its weaker neighbours ; above and beneath and all around, wherever we fix our eyes, we cannot but notice signs of the struggle in the past and tokens of that just beginning.
Six weeks have come and passed. I still watch the scenes in Nature's pageant from the woods.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But one by one Nature is disclosing her hidden secrets to those who would know them, and naturalists who choose to study Nature in her own world will see and find out more of these mysteries than mere students of the museum or the study. Ordinary observers look upon trees and flowers and admire them ; they listen to the music of birds and are fascinated ; the gambols of the rabbits, or the playing of squirrels in the pines, afford them entertainment, but they little think of the gigantic forces... which have been at work to produce all of these scenes and sounds. There is a struggle now commencing all round so powerful that few can realise, or even imagine what it all means. Every tree and shrub which we see around us has grown at the expense of its weaker neighbours ; above and beneath and all around, wherever we fix our eyes, we cannot but notice signs of the struggle in the past and tokens of that just beginning.
Six weeks have come and passed. I still watch the scenes in Nature's pageant from the woods.
What to read after With the Birds On Hillside Rock And Dale?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Oliver Gregory Pike to read onlineMoreLess
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