The Story of Ab
The Story of Ab
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There wasthe fullness of the being of trees and plants and of all birds and beasts. There was a soft commingling of sounds which told of the life about, theeffect of which was, somehow, almost drowsy in the blending of alltogether. The great ferns waved gently along the hollows as the slightbreeze touched them. They were queer, those ferns. They were not quite soslender and tapering and gothic as the ferns we see to-day. They were atrifle more lush and ragged, and their tips were sometimes almo...st rounded. But Ab noted little of fern or bird. It was only the general sensuousnessthat was upon him. The smell of the pines was a partial tonic to thehealthy, half-awakened man, and, though he lay back upon the rugged woodenbed and half dozed again, nature had aroused him a trifle beyond the pointof relapse into absolute, unknowing slumber. There was coming to him asharpness of perception which affected the quiescence of his enjoyment. Herose to a sitting posture and looked about him. At once his eyes flashed, every nerve and muscle became tense and the blood leaped turbulently inhis veins.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There wasthe fullness of the being of trees and plants and of all birds and beasts. There was a soft commingling of sounds which told of the life about, theeffect of which was, somehow, almost drowsy in the blending of alltogether. The great ferns waved gently along the hollows as the slightbreeze touched them. They were queer, those ferns. They were not quite soslender and tapering and gothic as the ferns we see to-day. They were atrifle more lush and ragged, and their tips were sometimes almo...st rounded. But Ab noted little of fern or bird. It was only the general sensuousnessthat was upon him. The smell of the pines was a partial tonic to thehealthy, half-awakened man, and, though he lay back upon the rugged woodenbed and half dozed again, nature had aroused him a trifle beyond the pointof relapse into absolute, unknowing slumber. There was coming to him asharpness of perception which affected the quiescence of his enjoyment. Herose to a sitting posture and looked about him. At once his eyes flashed, every nerve and muscle became tense and the blood leaped turbulently inhis veins.
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