Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-07-31

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iowl bu'ius ne, nes'' snu ,io .''"n
WIN us poIiy o,oso W .ho kiou"". .o >,
We can noso, 80 s"o"kn VI ,,, ,a,,na
hnu ha.".v o,,, ho., p,s nn ,y' n"y' ,,,,,y IVA
ABOUT w, .It,,' VIZ, nv noi v IN iancas,sr couy ~
cam u We wiz, =, ',o a. niucn ., no,, ,anJ ~.
.,,'i,, :" dia ",Uou '.'s,' ~, naiy o
ever , @ u /" ooncoi"' s
mus. ,, hvop o onr ovas & ~, sooo,u @ WIZ, al tho
Wen NJ n"'o '"' os0' e"o ca's oP'h "'' '"o
tihe.
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'hh S'''" o"''" III '"y 'a'by
IN this iacui'y :" observation, or petier,
sympathetic observation. For the synpa-
tbetic quality was not the least important
mart of II. and alone aocounts for his stranp,
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assuios u9, thhos ,s coiiou iounu nis reg
, VIZ i''no. ~, n''' NV hiH hanh, anu ne took
.hen, e, ou, y, Wy Ta'er ms pulled tho Wool
lno loNes un"er MS pio'ecuoh iroh the huht-
&c I, w.s =. pIossuro and =, ri,,,Io,o n, ,.aIL
with him. lie knew The cnunirv Ike a fox
or a bird, and passed through IL AZ freely by
paths OF his own. He knew every track In
the snow or on the ground, and what creature
had taken this path before him. r ON
the day ! speak of he looked for tho
Mepyanthes, detected IL across the wide pool,
and, on examination Of the fiorets decided
drew OUT Ol MS DftfSN ptfhtN MS ulafy, anu
read the names of all the plants that should
bloom on this Gay, Whereol no KIP, account
as paikei "neh Wv, n' ,t,' q, ir,,' luz 'Ie %
,typ,,,tt', ,na, ~ wsilaJ ~ from a trance in
this swamp, he could telI by the plants what
time OF the year 1t was within two
days The redstaft was nying about,
and presently inc hne grosbeahs,
whose brilliant scarlet makes tBe rash
galer wipe MS eye, ana whose nhe clear
note Thoreau compared TO that oil tanager
which had got rid OF us hoarseness'-
the latter bird ihoreau nlmselt nnely says
that IL lies through the green tollage as II
II would ignite the leaves PRESENTLY ne
heard note whlch ne calleu that OF the
nlght-Warbler, blrd ne nau never ldenu-
fed, had been IN search oil twelve years,
whlch Always When he saw u, was IN the
act oil dlVlng down lhto Tree Oh pusb ahd
which II was vain 10 seek inc ohly pifu mat
sings lndifterentIy Dy hISht anu py uay'
The uine When hrst reau ihoicau mann
an epoch i'll my experience. l hdd seen ana
ha n 70, ,,aye M. IA II were a persnnal intro.
duction to her My real acquaintance with
her familiar and intimate, owe to him. |
don't actually SEQ moro OF her visible forms,
perhaps, nor hear moreoi her audible sounds
but l know their meaning better, uhuer
stand her aS never did before.
FOR example, wo have olten hearu the
uucanny hOOting of the owl, but / at least
neyer before understood its weird, fantastic
t.,,,,,r,, ~, ,, ;,,,,r,ro,s {, IL, his daIirions
a"s"'so 10 10 - W., -, -,
chaPtei ph '""nu7 "0t'
are still tho screech Owls take up inc stralh,
like mourning women their ancient u-lu-lu.
Their dismal scream is truly Ben JOnsonian.
Wise midnight hays! It is no honest and
blunt tu-whit tu-who of the poets, but, with
out testing, most dismal graveyard ditty,
remem beriug the pangs and the delights of
supernal love in tho internal groves. Yet l
love to hear their wailing, their doleful
resnonses trilled along the woodside; re-