Woodland Paths
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The Welsh rabbit and the mock turtle might well come 202 BOG BOGLES down these garden paths hand in hand, or the walrus and the carpenter sit beneath the flat shade of these dado-decoration leaves and swap poems.
But, after all, the wonder of it is not the quaint beauty of the arrangement but the bewildering richness of the coloring of these leaves. Only the faintest suggestion of green is in them. Instead, they glow with a velvety crimson maroon in varying shades, a color inexpressibly soft an...d rich. The blood-red of last year's cranberries that form a floating bead edge to the bog in many places is more vivid, but not so rich. The lilies of next July will be lovely, indeed, but never so sumptuously beautiful or so full of quaint delight.
At the end of the waterway you come to a barrier of cassandra, which blocks your further passage and half surrounds you with a low, irregular hedge. I fear 203 WOODLAND PATHS I have misnamed the cassandra. I thought it dour and morose ; but that was in late April.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Welsh rabbit and the mock turtle might well come 202 BOG BOGLES down these garden paths hand in hand, or the walrus and the carpenter sit beneath the flat shade of these dado-decoration leaves and swap poems.
But, after all, the wonder of it is not the quaint beauty of the arrangement but the bewildering richness of the coloring of these leaves. Only the faintest suggestion of green is in them. Instead, they glow with a velvety crimson maroon in varying shades, a color inexpressibly soft an...d rich. The blood-red of last year's cranberries that form a floating bead edge to the bog in many places is more vivid, but not so rich. The lilies of next July will be lovely, indeed, but never so sumptuously beautiful or so full of quaint delight.
At the end of the waterway you come to a barrier of cassandra, which blocks your further passage and half surrounds you with a low, irregular hedge. I fear 203 WOODLAND PATHS I have misnamed the cassandra. I thought it dour and morose ; but that was in late April.
What to read after Woodland Paths?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Winthrop Packard to read onlineMoreLess
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