Woodside Burnside Hillside And Marsh
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with unexpected greenery. Known in Scotland as the rowan tree, the mountain ash is quite remarkable for the wealth of weird romance which surrounds it. In the wildest glens the ignorant country folk still believe in its efficacy 102 Burnside.
against witches, whilst others prove its ability to drive dull care away by manufacturing beer from its berries. The superstition attached to it probably had its origin in Druid- ical times, and in some parts of Scotland, at least till very recently, a hoo...p of rowan wood was made, through which the sheep were made to pass morning and evening in order to preserve them from harm.
How lovely are its bright red berries in the winter ! How exquisite its pretty white flowers in early spring ! How charming its delicate scent! How graceful its frond-like leaves in summer and autumn ! Truly with Wordsworth we may say " The mountain ash No eye can overlook, when 'mid a grove Of yet unfaded trees she lifts her head, Decked -with autumnal berries that outshine Spring's richest blossoms.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
with unexpected greenery. Known in Scotland as the rowan tree, the mountain ash is quite remarkable for the wealth of weird romance which surrounds it. In the wildest glens the ignorant country folk still believe in its efficacy 102 Burnside.
against witches, whilst others prove its ability to drive dull care away by manufacturing beer from its berries. The superstition attached to it probably had its origin in Druid- ical times, and in some parts of Scotland, at least till very recently, a hoo...p of rowan wood was made, through which the sheep were made to pass morning and evening in order to preserve them from harm.
How lovely are its bright red berries in the winter ! How exquisite its pretty white flowers in early spring ! How charming its delicate scent! How graceful its frond-like leaves in summer and autumn ! Truly with Wordsworth we may say " The mountain ash No eye can overlook, when 'mid a grove Of yet unfaded trees she lifts her head, Decked -with autumnal berries that outshine Spring's richest blossoms.
What to read after Woodside Burnside Hillside And Marsh?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tutt, James William, 1858-1911 to read onlineMoreLess
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