Capitolo 77
observer concludes at the most that one parrot you/he/she knows a word of command as a
horse knows 'Whoa!' or a dog knows the order to chase for rapes in the
wainscot.
TALL LIFE.
Each knows that flowers of mountain are beautiful. As one some rises on
smaller height in the Alps or the Pyrenees under snow-level, a note
immediately the extraordinary shine and wealth of the flowers one
reunions there. Every nature is dressed in his brightest bathrobes. Belts Gran
of blue gentian hangs as a zone on the slant of mountain; masses of
yellow star of globe-flower the pastures of highland; heads that mention with the head of
soldanellas are held apart least among the uneven pebbles from the side of the glacier. No
lowland flowers have such vividness of colouring, or it grow in this way
evident rolls. To strike far the eye from, to attract and to allure
to a distance, it is the great purpose and it ends in the life of the Alpine flora.
Now, because cried Alpine are they so anxious to be seen of men and angels? Because
they so openly glorifies their gilded glories in front of the world, instead
of contraction in modest reserve under of their his/her own green leaves as the
Puritanical Primrose and the retired violet? The answer is, because of the
the extreme rarity of the air of mountain. It is the barometer that him ago. To
before perceives, I will quickly admit, this explanation seems as fantastic
as the traditional connection between Sands of Goodwin and Tenterden
Bell tower. But, as the amateur histories in papers of country, are,
'founded upon fact', for everybody that. (Images, by the way, a history founded
entirely on fiction! As fascinatingly airplane!) From an indirect road,
through different chains of cause and it effects, the rarity of the air
gives in the long run really account of the beauty and the conspicuousness of
the mountain blooms.
For bees, the middlemen common of the loves of the plants, latrines to
you approximately launch thousand or fifteen one hundred feet under snow-level. And
because? Because it has too cold for them? Oh, dear, no: in the days exposed to the sun in