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from Birds and Nature, Vol. XII, No 2, September 1902 by Various — automated transcript, may contain recognition errors.

Section 15 of Birds and Nature, Volume 12, Number 2, September 1902. Recorded for LibriVox.org by Jordan Coriotti. The Wood Harmony Who knows the dim, least-traveled way where woodfolk keep their holiday? Who knows the paths of little care whereon the thicket dwellers fare?

Let him be heedful, lest he wake unfriendly echoes in the break, or dare, with alien thought, to find his way among the timid kind. Let him beware, then, for they know the subtle footsteps of a foe. But all the wee woodfellas spare such welcome as they ever share To him who finds in Dale and Dale that undefined, familiar spell

That greets the faith prepared to meet a faith as beautiful and sweet Frank Walcott Hutt End of section 15 This recording is in the public domain

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