Nature Near
Nature Near London
作者：Jefferies, Richard, 1848-1887
体例：段 章数：14
字数：298,876 来源：Project Gutenberg
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- 平均每段 21,348 字；最长 "Always get over a stile," is the one rule that should ever （39,964 字），最短 There are no machine lines--no lines filed out in iron or cu（18,786 字）。
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章节目录
共 14 段- "Always get over a stile," is the one rule that should ever
- Another time, but in a different direction, I saw a hawk des
- There are about sixty wild flowers which grow freely along t
- The silent and motionless eagerness with which these anglers
- Approaching from either direction, on turning a certain corn
- The elm has a fresh green--it has put forth its second or mi
- In one place among the gorse, the willows, birches, and thor
- The boat whose varnished sides but now slipped so gently tha
- The dewdrops of the morning, preserved by the mist, which th
- Such thoughts can only be expressed in fragments, like a scu
- In the tops of the poplars, where most exposed, the leaves s
- A little distance away, and almost on the shore, as it seems
- A shrill but feeble pipe is the cry of the sandpiper, distur
- There are no machine lines--no lines filed out in iron or cu