Country Walks
Country Walks of a Naturalist with His Children
作者：Houghton, W. (William), 1828-1895
体例：段 章数：10
字数：201,567 来源：Project Gutenberg
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- 平均每段 20,156 字；最长 We now proceeded on our ramble, and I espied about one hundr（39,467 字），最短 "Very handsomely got up. The 'Temple Anecdotes' will be one（1,358 字）。
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共 10 段- We now proceeded on our ramble, and I espied about one hundr
- "But what," asked Jack, "are those four curious black bodies
- Both frogs and toads do a great deal of good by destroying q
- For as the lark with upland voice the early sun doth greet,
- We will go into this adjoining field, which will soon be rea
- Let us go on the moors again, and watch the coots and water-
- "Oh! papa, did you see that?" said Jack. "A hawk pounced upo
- Here is a large pond, and from this bank we can look down in
- "If one were asked to select a series of stories most
- "Very handsomely got up. The 'Temple Anecdotes' will be one