Familiar Trees
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Among the largest Cherry trees on record are those at Dunston, near Newcastle-on-Tyne, several of which are more than fifty feet high, while the two largest are seven and five feet respectively in circumference at a height of two feet from the ground. It is, perhaps, only under the favourable circumstances of good soil and the loving care of the cultivator that such ex- ceptional dimensions can be attained ; and certainly it is difficult to imagine anything more beautiful in its way than a Kent...ish Cherry-orchard, whether white with blossom, or blushing with glossy fruit or with turning autumn leaves. Still, as Mr. Kuskin elo- quently argues in his " Modem Painters " : — " The Lowlander . . . even in his richest parks and avenues . . . cannot be said to have truly seen trees. For the resources of trees," he continues, " are not developed until they have difficulty to contend with ; neither their tenderness of brotherly love and harmony till they are forced to choose their ways of various life where there is contracted room for them, talking to each other with their restrained branches.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Among the largest Cherry trees on record are those at Dunston, near Newcastle-on-Tyne, several of which are more than fifty feet high, while the two largest are seven and five feet respectively in circumference at a height of two feet from the ground. It is, perhaps, only under the favourable circumstances of good soil and the loving care of the cultivator that such ex- ceptional dimensions can be attained ; and certainly it is difficult to imagine anything more beautiful in its way than a Kent...ish Cherry-orchard, whether white with blossom, or blushing with glossy fruit or with turning autumn leaves. Still, as Mr. Kuskin elo- quently argues in his " Modem Painters " : — " The Lowlander . . . even in his richest parks and avenues . . . cannot be said to have truly seen trees. For the resources of trees," he continues, " are not developed until they have difficulty to contend with ; neither their tenderness of brotherly love and harmony till they are forced to choose their ways of various life where there is contracted room for them, talking to each other with their restrained branches.
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