The Terns and Bees in Autumn and Courtship Folly
A the bees hive life is described with the queen worker roles, mating male, and foraging behavior. Sowing vegetables in autumn is advised, with ploughing and soil care for fall work. A Palestine travel note and a long anecdote on a notable sermonist’s courtship and a tale of discontent round out the column.
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Palestine
Damascus
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Europe
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De L —n
Mortor
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Misa
Mary
Uere young Indies
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Mary Millers
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Helen Parks
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The Indian Chase From Frazer's Magazine October
A fragmentary poetic piece recounts a reckless chase, a rider and steed bound by fate. The speaker revels in speed and liberty, recalling a doomed hunt where nature and fate collide.
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Frazer's
The Withered Song Leaves a Lesson on Life
The poem muses on withered leaves as a symbol of human life. It contrasts fleeting green days with time's passing, urging wisdom and heavenly hope as enduring lessons for the heart and spirit.
Social Economy of a Bee Hive
A detailed lay description of a bee hive's structure and roles. The queen lays up to 200 eggs daily in warm seasons while workers guide and defend her, forming a protective cone when threatened. Observations recount the worker swarm's affectionate behavior and surprising aggression to protect the queen.
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