In Wrentham. Helen had so many tree friends. Explain
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Helen’s inner faculties to sense the beauty of nature was remarkable. It appears she could feel and imagine the things around better than those who had the eyes to see. She called this ability ‘a sort of sixth sense—a soul-sense which sees, hears, feels, all in one.
Using this sixth-sense, he had made many tree-friends in Wrentham. One of them was a splendid oak. According to Helen it was a king of trees. The tree was approximately eight hundred to a thousand years old. According to the local folk-lore, King Philip had breathed his last under this tree.
Helen had another linden tree friend which was not as majestic as the oak tree. Helen felt very sad when one afternoon it fell before the fury of a thunderstorm. Helen had close association with trees since her childhood.
Using this sixth-sense, he had made many tree-friends in Wrentham. One of them was a splendid oak. According to Helen it was a king of trees. The tree was approximately eight hundred to a thousand years old. According to the local folk-lore, King Philip had breathed his last under this tree.
Helen had another linden tree friend which was not as majestic as the oak tree. Helen felt very sad when one afternoon it fell before the fury of a thunderstorm. Helen had close association with trees since her childhood.
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