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...filtered into my mind almost unconsciously. The bird as a piece of living nature is what intei'» ests me, having vital relations to all out-of-doors, and...other books in this respect : one can read it over and over, and always find new passages and new meanings. It is a book that goes to press new every night,...

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...¿ lines from Burroughs' “Summit of the Years”: “The whole of nature, directly or mdirectly, goes with him who gives his mind to objects in the...bird-life in the open has heaven and earth thrown in. . . . The book of living nature is unlike other books in this respect: One can read it over and over,...

...faculties! It is as if I had imbibed my knowledge of the birds through the pores of my skin, through the air I have breathed, through the soles of my feet,...other books in this respect: one can read it over and over, and always find new passages and new meanings. It is a book that goes to press new every night,...