The Many Moods.

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      B&A The Many Moods Rachel Carson's sea BY HANNAH GOLD RACHEL CARSON WAS A PASSIONATE AND POETIC WRITER, but she was not a particularly subtle one. Rachel Carson was born in 1907 in the landlocked town of Springdale, Pa., but her life flowed inexorably toward the sea. Linda Lear recounts in her 1997 biography Rachel Carson: Witness for Nature that Carson's supervisor, Elmer Higgins, asked her to write an introduction to one of the bureau's brochures. Before Carson wrote her most influential book, Silent Spring, she wrote three thrilling books on the ocean's creative power over all of life's forms, each of them ending just this way. [Extracted from the article]
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