On the plain of Troy are dotted many Turkish villages. Thousands
of storks make their nests on the roofs of the cottages.
When Dr. Schliemann was digging in the ruins of the hill of
Hissarlik, and discovering the remains of cities, he had two
comfortable nests made for storks on the roof of his hut. But
none would take up their abode. The hill was too cold and stormy
for the little storks and the parents instinctively knew it.
(2303)
=Parental Mal-influence=--See POLITENESS.
=Parental Religion=--See RELIGION, FAMILY.