Annie Dillard/Edward Abbey

The narrator's reaction to the swallow's performance implies that something beautiful

In the aftermath of the flight and the storm, both narrators are attracted by the actions

In the final paragraph, the narrator implies that she is willing to work hard to

Lines 13- 15 help establish the narrator's

Lines 17-23, the narrator likens the events of the storm to those of

The phrase "pinnacles, arches, balanced rocks, fins, and elephantbacks" refers to the rocks'

The similes in lines 17 through 22 are used to describe the

The narrator uses the expression "the ground would swat him" to imply that Rahm could

Passage II is developed primarily through the use of

What does the use of the word "musically" (line 9) imply about the narrator's perceptions?