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from Birds and All Nature, Vol. IV, No 6, December 1898 by Various — automated transcript, may contain recognition errors.

section nine of birds and all nature vol number six december eighteen ninety eight recorded for libovox dot org by a on winter's walk gleam the red sun athro the misty haze which veil the cold earth from its loving gaze feeble as sad as hope in sorrow's hour but for thy soul it still hath warm thin power not to its cheerless beauty were thou blind to the keen eye of thy poetic mind beauty still lives though nature's flowers die and wintry sunsets fade along the sky and not escape thee as we swirled along nor changeful ray nor bird's faint chirping song blessed with a fancy easily inspired all was beheld and nothing unadmired from the dim city to the clouded plain not one of all god's blessings given in vain the honourable mrs norton

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