Moths of the Limberlost
Moths of the Limberlost
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Below afew inches of rotting leaves and black mould I found a livelypupa of the Yellow Emperor.
So these moths emerge and deposit their eggs in the swamps, forests, beside the river and wherever the trees on which theyfeed grow. When the serious business of life is over, attracted bystrong lights, they go with other pleasure seeking company, andgrace society by their royal presence.
I could have had half a dozen fine Imperialis moths during thethree nights of the carnival, and fluttering above ...buildings manymore could be seen that did not descend to our reach. Raymond hadsuch a busy time capturing moths he missed most of the joys ofthe carnival, but I truly think he liked the chase better. One hebrought me, a female, was so especially large that I took her tothe Cabin to be measured, and found her to be six and three quarterinches, and of the lightest yellow of any specimen I have seen. Her wings were quite ragged. I imagined she had finished layingher eggs, and was nearing the end of life, hence she was not sobrilliant as a newly emerged specimen.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Below afew inches of rotting leaves and black mould I found a livelypupa of the Yellow Emperor.
So these moths emerge and deposit their eggs in the swamps, forests, beside the river and wherever the trees on which theyfeed grow. When the serious business of life is over, attracted bystrong lights, they go with other pleasure seeking company, andgrace society by their royal presence.
I could have had half a dozen fine Imperialis moths during thethree nights of the carnival, and fluttering above ...buildings manymore could be seen that did not descend to our reach. Raymond hadsuch a busy time capturing moths he missed most of the joys ofthe carnival, but I truly think he liked the chase better. One hebrought me, a female, was so especially large that I took her tothe Cabin to be measured, and found her to be six and three quarterinches, and of the lightest yellow of any specimen I have seen. Her wings were quite ragged. I imagined she had finished layingher eggs, and was nearing the end of life, hence she was not sobrilliant as a newly emerged specimen.
What to read after Moths of the Limberlost?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gene Stratton Porter to read onlineMoreLess
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