Birds
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Rains during February and the first part of March had caused a revolution in the vegetation, which was now green, in pleasing contrast with the former brown and barren aspect of the hills. The birds were in the height of their nesting season, almost all of the nests found containing either eggs or young birds.
Everywhere the males were vigorously exerting their musical powers and the common song of January was replaced by longer and more elegant pieces of music, so that the teur'-ivee song was ...not nearly so prominent as before. The closest thing to it merely had the accent shifted to the second syllable, sounding like teur-ivel' , teur-wee' . The song variety next removed consisted of a lengthening of the second syllable, so that it resembled teur-IIe ^', teur-tee ?'. Another song may be represented thus : teiv — twee-ttvee-tivee-tivee . The twee syllable was generally repeated four times, but often only two or three times. The space between the first and second syllables was generally considerably greater than that between the others.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Rains during February and the first part of March had caused a revolution in the vegetation, which was now green, in pleasing contrast with the former brown and barren aspect of the hills. The birds were in the height of their nesting season, almost all of the nests found containing either eggs or young birds.
Everywhere the males were vigorously exerting their musical powers and the common song of January was replaced by longer and more elegant pieces of music, so that the teur'-ivee song was ...not nearly so prominent as before. The closest thing to it merely had the accent shifted to the second syllable, sounding like teur-ivel' , teur-wee' . The song variety next removed consisted of a lengthening of the second syllable, so that it resembled teur-IIe ^', teur-tee ?'. Another song may be represented thus : teiv — twee-ttvee-tivee-tivee . The twee syllable was generally repeated four times, but often only two or three times. The space between the first and second syllables was generally considerably greater than that between the others.
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