共同自然史

The Liberty Hyde Bailey Gardener's Companion Pub Date : 2019-09-15 DOI:10.7591/cornell/9781501740237.003.0004

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这一章指出，“对(自然史)进行特殊研究的首要考虑应该是你院子和花园里的居民。”普通的和近在咫尺的东西比野生的和外来的东西更有特权。这一章以亨利·蒂姆罗德的一首十四行诗结尾，“我几乎不悲伤。”

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The Common Natural History

This chapter indicates that the "first considerations of special study [in natural history] should be the inhabitants of your yard and garden." The common and the near-at-hand are privileged over the wild and the exotic. The chapter concludes with a sonnet by Henry Timrod, "I Scarcely Grieve."

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