Our Country Life
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The vesper sparrow, too, has come close to the house to repeat again and again his trill and tumbling notes. The catbird adds his unmusical call, and the peewee from his high perch intones his mournful melody.
The robin ventures some cheery sounds, and the song sparrow stops between the incessant demands of his cowbird fledgling to voice his joy of life. From the hollows in the woods comes the tree toad's tom-tom as the sun bursts forth from overhanging clouds to make more brilliant the drippin...g leaves.
130 THE OPEN WINDOW One gray morning last September the world seemed hushed as if expectant, only the insect chorus persisted in a faint undertone. Suddenly the clarion call of a robin was heard. Now our robins had left us some ten days ago, so I went out with the glass to hunt the tree-tops for these visitors. From the low branches of an oak on the edge of the lawn one of the songsters was announcing the arrival of the band.
I hastened to see whether the Hercules Club berries were ready to be served, for well I know how fond the robins are of this fruit.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The vesper sparrow, too, has come close to the house to repeat again and again his trill and tumbling notes. The catbird adds his unmusical call, and the peewee from his high perch intones his mournful melody.
The robin ventures some cheery sounds, and the song sparrow stops between the incessant demands of his cowbird fledgling to voice his joy of life. From the hollows in the woods comes the tree toad's tom-tom as the sun bursts forth from overhanging clouds to make more brilliant the drippin...g leaves.
130 THE OPEN WINDOW One gray morning last September the world seemed hushed as if expectant, only the insect chorus persisted in a faint undertone. Suddenly the clarion call of a robin was heard. Now our robins had left us some ten days ago, so I went out with the glass to hunt the tree-tops for these visitors. From the low branches of an oak on the edge of the lawn one of the songsters was announcing the arrival of the band.
I hastened to see whether the Hercules Club berries were ready to be served, for well I know how fond the robins are of this fruit.
What to read after Our Country Life?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frances Kinsley Hutchinson to read onlineMoreLess
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