Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-08

and backward. and sometime they VIII "
dust and art and iIothins. ,..,.d tha
''Oh. To be nothing. nothing, sfs"
lazy toad :, ,,J tho
.Oh 10 walk on two legs. "a
frog h,,dyc
no walk at all. to move. too 10 u ne.
Plant sleeping softly TO the mise .. -,
beetle that san: his death sons III
the wet pitchers. e.,r s,r-
You VIII not wax fret said s,iI 81 Ia.
boys. and the brooks, and 90 no" ;,,cr ~
homage To the Great Master, the sly, .' ~
life and heat and strength II IL, 10 and nj mp-
that evolves. that makes fresh an -
right and trim. 1t Is not eating pu.s nor
The Pitcher Plant stiifenod, ana ~ ~
deep red uctais burned with anEc,. -:
IL is. There's my cousin Inc 'N"
Trap. She can move. ,,,....
Il can move. butiI'don't cat DUB
said Fun Ting. ls,L- ,,, I,urcI
Good Time comes II can not wan , "a" IA
Goes not eat bugs But Il can pu' ,rH
arms about the bees and hug tncn una n.
Mountain Laurel loves the hccS, - ,'.,,.i,
sooner does one come WITHIN i'9 ~,
than out 80 the ntiic s,amens ., r,,,t,d
LOVING blossoms and clasp me w ,', If
his neck and mug him That ~
is love that rules In the cnd. II - ~,
that the Laurel lives by. II sue ~, w.
love tho bee. she would not IKE. Hu' ~.
you are murdcrous. 1t is not III " r., -"
OF the kingoom that you shait h,'t
live. but il is Il way SoI nave I'm y 49,, 49,
yourself to rain your freedom; '.'n,,,.r
you think that sou vii! walk tic ~,
The Master does rot kill. q" ~
know about tnlt. said the Pitcher li1ht
looking gioomily at Il tiny littic roo.
that had struggled al the DAY u - ~,
grow in the hot shaft of sun
where there was no moisture anu -
sunk down at night, painting Az. aiiu w.
ON the grccnsward amonS "' i"o
healthy enemies. don know. w "i
Eft.a mil
and YOU have yours. We WEI take III ~
water and less light, and you may 90 r.
all Hight and 10 water for All ,d't' -
for me while | must have roofs az ~ :
let mo sink mine in the deep cool pa
moss. -, ...
Fua Ting. who had listened II tn storS
brcathlcssly understanding most OF II.
and taking the balance on iaith. ~" TO.
and saving good night to the zen "cifs
slccpily toward home lie stopped a. the
pasture bars TO let them down LOT M
COWS Skipper followed Al ms h'tia.
SLOWLY with his head iull OF Srta.
thoughts. and his roe, iiudins inc VIZ
along the narrow stony PAIN oy hani.
ne followed the cattle to M barn ydtu
and put up the bars that shui tnchi m
hen lie went in to supper. BcitS "h
had long ago ceased To try to aiocis . vs., VI
thought that her little grandson was oul,
hut ono thing was certain. az she toid
Joel "He amt nobody's fool
In the meantime the night dew began
gathering on the plantlcts in the rayine-
The bark OF "A distant fox startled y
partridge hen on limb near ny so thtt
She chirpcd 10 her mate. ana ,he r'am'
one after the other nodded OIL L" the
drcamland Of the flowers. over thI
bank The lanterns of the little are ihr<
cleaned here and there. and the white
and yellow pale night blossoms opened.
and the night insects began their trips
after nectar. one OF these by mistake
tried 10 get into the closed corolld 81 a
Wild morning glory and the Hover aw"kc
enough 10 shake him on angrily. AMI
said: t.,.
Here Noa.-can't you be cun;cntcd with
your little night blooming fowcrs 20
chase your own lovers in the meadow
down there and let us alone, or tenor
row when the bees come up the NalicF
wc'U tell them what you've been mp %,
and they viii find You oar IN your tent
beneath the tree bark. and sting you -
death. 49,,
This and the bunting of blind Jun"
hug against the Hour stalk 81 the sleeping
Sir Sarsaparilla. were the ONLY 50 ind L
that disturbed the night till the birds s't
mp their morning chorus Just before daE
light ,