The Bookshelf for boys and girls: Nature and Outdoor Life part 3 (1912)
University Society, New York · New York : University Society · leaf 162
e trees respond alike withharmonious motion and sound. All the evergreens love the wind. Two giantspruce trees guarded the north side of my boy-hood home, and I remember, as one of the mostimpressive sounds of nature, the deep soughingtone—that solemn sonorous murmur which thesetrees gave forth as… … evening primrose Thistle.GKEEN ROSETTES OF WINTER. English plantain. lightly upraised in summer begin to droop asautumn approaches, for the small cones areformed, and their slight weight is sufficient todepress the slender twigs. With the first lightsnow of winter the branches are bowed untilthey…
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