Scribd Logo
Upload

Welcome to Scribd!

  • C Harl Ot T e Mason, Ourse L Ve S

    Uploaded by

    Nola
    13 views1 page
    1. The document contrasts those who see many interesting things in the world ("Eyes") and those who find it dull ("No-Eyes"). 2. It asks the reader a series of questions to determine if they are an "Eye" or "No-Eye" by testing their ability to observe details and knowledge of the natural world. 3. The passage encourages learning more about nature, saying the world is "a great treasure-house full of things to be seen."

    Original Description:

    Original Title

    fderation

    Copyright

    © © All Rights Reserved

    Available Formats

    PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd

    Did you find this document useful?

    Is this content inappropriate?

    Report this Document
    1. The document contrasts those who see many interesting things in the world ("Eyes") and those who find it dull ("No-Eyes"). 2. It asks the reader a series of questions to determine if they are an "Eye" or "No-Eye" by testing their ability to observe details and knowledge of the natural world. 3. The passage encourages learning more about nature, saying the world is "a great treasure-house full of things to be seen."

    Copyright:

    © All Rights Reserved
    Download as PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd
    Flag for inappropriate content
    Download as pdf or txt
    13 views1 page

    C Harl Ot T e Mason, Ourse L Ve S

    Uploaded by

    Nola
    1. The document contrasts those who see many interesting things in the world ("Eyes") and those who find it dull ("No-Eyes"). 2. It asks the reader a series of questions to determine if they are an "Eye" or "No-Eye" by testing their ability to observe details and knowledge of the natural world. 3. The passage encourages learning more about nature, saying the world is "a great treasure-house full of things to be seen."

    Copyright:

    © All Rights Reserved
    Download as PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd
    Flag for inappropriate content
    Download as pdf or txt
    of 1

    DoyouknowhowE ye sandNo-E yeswe ntoutf orawal k?

    No-E yesf oundi tdul l


    ,andsai dtherewasnothi ngt ose e;butE yes
    sawahundre dinte restingthi ngs,andbroughthomehi shandke r-
    chi effulloftre asure s.Thepe opleIknowareal lei
    the r'Eyes'or
    'No-E yes.'
    Doyouwi sht oknowwhi chclassyouf alli
    nto?L etmeaskyoutwo
    orthre eque sti
    ons.I fyoucananswe rthe mweshal lcal lyou,E yes.
    Ifyoucannot ,why ,l earnt oanswe rthe seandathousandque stions
    likethe m.
    1.De scribe,fromme mory ,onepictureinyourmothe r'sdrawing-room
    wi thoutl eavingoutade tai
    l.
    2.Nameatre e( notshrub)whi chhasgre enleaf-buds?
    3.Doyouknowanybi rdswi thwhitef eathersintheirt ai
    ls?
    Ifyoudonotknowthi ngssuchasthe se,settowork.Theworl di sa
    gre attre asure-housef ullofthingst obese en,ande achne wthi ng
    onese esisane wde li
    ght .
    -Charl
    otteMason,Ourse
    lve
    s

    You might also like