Birds Nature Magazine volume 3
Birds Nature Magazine volume 3
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The general conclusion now being that trees "poor in fat" like the oak, willow, maple, elm, ash oppose much less re sistance to the electric current than trees "rich in fat" like the beech, chestnut, lin den and birch. The mulberry was dedi cated by the Greeks to Minerva, because it was considered the wisest of trees wisest because of all cultivated trees it is the last to bud, cautiously waiting un til the cold weather is past. You havn't forgotten when you sung: As we go round the mulberry bu...sh, " The mulberry bush, the mulberry bush, As we go round the mulberry bush So early in the morning.
Perhaps you didn't know at the time of your singing that it was Minerva's tree, but a folk-lore specialist tells me your children forefathers did. Shake speare's mulberry, or its scions, delights the tourist who makes the Strathford pilgrimage, and in Christ Church col lege at Cambridge one still plucks de licious fruit from a mulberry planted by Milton. It is related in Samuel how David came out against his enemies from behind mulberry trees, and Ovid says the mulberry is the tree mentioned in the Pyramus and Thisbe story.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The general conclusion now being that trees "poor in fat" like the oak, willow, maple, elm, ash oppose much less re sistance to the electric current than trees "rich in fat" like the beech, chestnut, lin den and birch. The mulberry was dedi cated by the Greeks to Minerva, because it was considered the wisest of trees wisest because of all cultivated trees it is the last to bud, cautiously waiting un til the cold weather is past. You havn't forgotten when you sung: As we go round the mulberry bu...sh, " The mulberry bush, the mulberry bush, As we go round the mulberry bush So early in the morning.
Perhaps you didn't know at the time of your singing that it was Minerva's tree, but a folk-lore specialist tells me your children forefathers did. Shake speare's mulberry, or its scions, delights the tourist who makes the Strathford pilgrimage, and in Christ Church col lege at Cambridge one still plucks de licious fruit from a mulberry planted by Milton. It is related in Samuel how David came out against his enemies from behind mulberry trees, and Ovid says the mulberry is the tree mentioned in the Pyramus and Thisbe story.
What to read after Birds Nature Magazine volume 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles C Marble to read onlineMoreLess
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