Meanings of young naturalist in English

The young naturalist sometimes met with unexpected difficulties.

The young naturalist was frightened indeed, but bravely stood his ground, and clutched his ax desperately.

The young naturalist was fascinated by the seemingly endless variety of plant and animal life he encountered.

But the young naturalist once stood face to face with this ugly customer under very different circumstances.

But the young naturalist was not one to hesitate long because there was difficulty or danger before him.

The young naturalist's home, as his schoolmates were accustomed to say, is a "regular curiosity shop."

And she is; though that is a secret the young naturalist has hitherto kept close locked within his own breast.

But the museum is not the only thing that has given Frank the name of the " young naturalist."

A wasp settled near him, and very neatly the young naturalist picked him up and put him in his paper prison.

At last comes the moment, so long anticipated, when the young naturalist's first book is in the hands of his parents.

This he always regretted much, and he frequently urged the paramount necessity of a young naturalist making himself a good draughtsman.

In conclusion, it appears to me that nothing can be more improving to a young naturalist, than a journey in distant countries.

Other arborescent species, unknown to the young naturalist, bent over the stream, which could be heard murmuring beneath the bowers of verdure.

And so the young naturalist sailed away for England, proud and happy, with his great collection of entomological, botanical and ornithological specimens.

There had been something in the Chicago Herald, though-oh ,yes ;ithad spoken of him as the brilliant young naturalist, Clarence Heyl.

It did not take the young naturalist and this stranded waif, seven thousand miles from home, long to see that they had much in common.