Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Similitudes From the Ocean and the Prairie
The air is full of music. A shower of black birds has rained down upon the poplar trees before the door, and the bare branches look as if they had suddenly put forth a thick foliage of ebony. There the birds sit, and warble out a wild tangle of melody, which so winds and twists itself among the ringing chords within, that it is hard to tell whether the ear or the heart is listening.
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