The Bookshelf for boys and girls: Nature and Outdoor Life part 3 (1912)
University Society, New York · New York : University Society · leaf 148
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 and calls cheerily to his comrades;… … The old stone walls and rail fences—wholly or partlyhidden from sight by bushes, vines, and weeds—arefavorite locations for late autumn wild orchestras. 128 FALL SCENES AND WINTER PICTURES the tall grass. Here are juncos, too—a happybevy of them about the briers and black haw-bushes. Some would say…
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