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... MORE NATURE NOTE And a Picturesque Farm—Farewell Hall He feels the call, a stirring in his veins, And answers to the magic of the sun; Nor heeds. nor even knows, the danger The biting frost to come, when day is done. ‘Tis here. “Tis He has his little ...
... one who describes himself as a ** hunter.’’ IT have so much to tell you of my trip with a bug-hunter, this week, that the Nature Notes will have to be shortened considerably, and so, for a little time, we will consider a member of one of the most numerous ...
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... MORE NATURE NOTES “In the poison’d entrails throw. Killet of a fenny snake, Eye of newt and toe of frog. Wool of bat and tongue of dog, adder’s fork and blind-worm’s .izard’s leg and owlet’s wing - Se le of dragon, tooth of wolf, Witches’ mummy, maw ...
... NATURE NOTES FOR JUNE bacon imports, is the now being considered by the Pig Re organization Commission, would preju TITHE AND INCOME-TAX Capt R. Monckton, master Albrigl yn writes to “The Tim view of the vexed position of the questiol of pavment of tithe ...
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... NATURE NOTES “When over the hill the shadows fly And wind of March goes roaring by, In the morning sky all white and blue, moon like a boat goes sailing through; Driving along, tossed and rolled, Til she tumbles her cargo out of the And ail the flowera ...