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The Bookshelf for boys and girls: Nature and Outdoor Life part 3 (1912)

University Society, New York · New York : University Society · leaf 148

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-ing so warm into their cozy nook. Oh, what asight! Or should we not rather say Whatmusic? It is a kind of music for the eye aswell as the ear, for on a close approach we findthe brambly growth teeming with whitethroats,song-sparrows, and myrtle-warblers, that flitabout or rustle merrily among the… … <■ rrw\ ■ THE CALL OF CRICKETS FROM COZY PLACES UNDER STONES SEEMS AS CHEERY AS DO ANY OF THE SOUNDS OF SPRING. There are easier paths than the one we shall take; but we soon choose between the smooth country road and the rough field-route. The wagon-road does not allure us with its twists and…

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