The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-15

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81 iiios IN short t!ms. Inspected Il ali around
The back o. Chair Tint stoe at Tie end q my
table. not more than three feet from my elbow.
mo with blazing. Indecent eyes. as u he was
wondering what sort Of an animal ! was any,
in hiding somewhors eamo out Of his secret
book. and IL on my bald head the fret thing
5 pss as rs n.y. nna the The
Ssld nate and al isIs wSs The cool ianain.f 9,
ny he iiew out Of the window and away; NJ
one can ever make me believe that he didn't
out. and that my. bald head would be the AT
TRACTION he would go for at once, A.,
fly. and wondered IL he would come again next
day. or whether. his previous visits IL, had simply
@ Sssn hs Of iSose O. days shs
closed. Even il 1 had really believed the dr9
sorSy soo TIE ss
when suddenly heard Sa duIi tap, tap tao;
s4s wn my th w Gsasonp s
md showing plainly that he wanted to get in:
were not Incidental. but regularly planned =.
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s% In d. T0ff e Tso1 ss' BACK
and af them shipped y OF OF my bad SPOT and
earnest Kidding the room Of iliss T. While hd s he
he e iowa asan Swhsn lot S
Inch or, two q tie pane. and looking ont: dis
lie rccred out Of the window as isr as he could
SEQ in one direction and then n the othel ana and
nsR sp 1T ho sk or
flew bacl; to his post on tho back of the chair.
and snt there, watching me q wrote: Every
at the weather prospect, and then come back
and watch mo again.
having occasion to rotor to an. authority I got
the book and went to leailns it through. 1t
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plates. and was holding the book up to look at
tho different figures It contained. when the bic
h@s"ked tim bsek on 'tSS table: iIs Quickly
s ssan Upon tie page with the result s
ina seen ths COLLECTION Q, beetles II liioke
r Snd p sSnsndf nfa
as n S sxpsr back e1o to had bis NC chair Gs
tin eette on his countenanes Ssld the page
h II two We Re es ToI and
gave each and every one, Of the beetles on 1t .
e OF sS eyed them rS% That ,
finally returned to the chair a. novice could could
see that he was 1maaed ne sat on the chair
another look at the weather. The rain, had
against the winSoS to Be- oe out and iies him
out and he flew away
lar time inn nether minute early nor minate
late He went to work without delay. the day
sesr S od fps aeH s p 9as tho
ment Then he few to ny 1.l book rack where
nosed around there awhile. and flew back to
the chair. Only for moment. though. did he
1 am not usually dull OF comprehension but
the hsd baC to Id 9 len
He wants to look at the pictures acain!
that was what the dragon fy wanted He in.
ff Re osSs
SSs sSGSS SS II nd esss!ss 4 S
seets fSefe was an illuminated psss q di:
::$:S t;S
close: and G!ided up and down the page. but
ting his nose against every dragon fly on 1t,
and backing away as II drmiounded that
none Of them would move. He finally retired
in wonderment for while. and then took his
departure
'And so every day. all summer long. that
dragon fly and had great larks after 1t had
cleared my room Of flies looking through my
books at the pictures: OF which he never
own kind. with which always ended the
insect that when went away in The fall ielt
left the place In the morning. and the dragon
fly didn't know anything about it learned
aiterward that when he came to my room as
usual that afternoon and found me and my
touching ay, End went hunting all around
they found q big dragon. fly drowned in rain
water barrel at the back OF the house. but OF
course they could not say whether 1t was my
friend or not. There Is no doubt In my mind
that 1t was Suicide2 Well. don't say that;
but have my opinion"
A Drawn.out Bear Hunt In . Swamp That
Had Exciting Finish.
GALEroN. Pa. May 13.-Job Potter. who