Woodside
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"Yes; but you can see the shapes of the trunks and branches, down to thelittle twigs. You can tell the name of the tree from its skeleton, foreach has its own form--the sturdy oak, the stiff poplar, the droopingwillow, and the elegant silver birch. You should see them after a fallof snow. Each tree bears the weight of snow after a differentfashion--like itself.
"In fact the woods during a bright hard frost are as good as Fairyland. The brown dead oak leaves lying on the ground are fringed all r...ound theedges with what looks like small diamonds sparkling in the sun. Thefrost takes every blade of grass, every twig and straw, and covers themwith glittering crystal, and the whole air is clear and bright. " "We have some very beautiful days in winter, " said Katey.
"Yes, " said her mother; "calm, still, cloudless days--like midsummer, only of course colder. Not very often, it is true, but occasionally.
"I was walking on one such day till I came to what had been the privateroad leading to a gentleman's house.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Yes; but you can see the shapes of the trunks and branches, down to thelittle twigs. You can tell the name of the tree from its skeleton, foreach has its own form--the sturdy oak, the stiff poplar, the droopingwillow, and the elegant silver birch. You should see them after a fallof snow. Each tree bears the weight of snow after a differentfashion--like itself.
"In fact the woods during a bright hard frost are as good as Fairyland. The brown dead oak leaves lying on the ground are fringed all r...ound theedges with what looks like small diamonds sparkling in the sun. Thefrost takes every blade of grass, every twig and straw, and covers themwith glittering crystal, and the whole air is clear and bright. " "We have some very beautiful days in winter, " said Katey.
"Yes, " said her mother; "calm, still, cloudless days--like midsummer, only of course colder. Not very often, it is true, but occasionally.
"I was walking on one such day till I came to what had been the privateroad leading to a gentleman's house.
What to read after Woodside?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hadley Caroline to read onlineMoreLess
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