CHAPTER III
easure in creating, and seeinglife spring up again: ty of raction ts of unbendingforce; and tcy for th.
t driven my neighbor from his balcony.
nasturtium, convolvulus, and s-pea. o c sprouting, to protect ts from s, to arrange trings for tendrils to climb on, and carefully to regulate ter and!
o bring in t! For t, imess, t summer days, s, ucco,kno , and t t upon usto burning, t in green leaves and flo.
e must soend the flower.
Four oclock.--t ime are become darker; it the rain pours down!
t in it fly in every direction, some laughing and somecrying.
I alicular amusement in ter-skelters, caused by asudden storm. It seems as if eacaken by surprise,loses titious cer t t rue colors.
See, for example, t big man e step, y gentleman, wospoil .
t pretty rary, , and does not t cloak spotted by tly a lioness inshing.
ops to catconesin noudying ts of electricity. And to run after ts of a Marc no ial attitude ofty to take refuge under a porcorm ransformations.
See, it increases! t are obliged to seek ser. I seeevery one ruso of my . It is for time hs.
A year ago all t of ter ifying it, but troyed by tenants; t are disfigured bymud; ted upon to announce ts. t some ofits embelliss enant. See it noy, andleft open to ts fate resemble t of somany o en ter toruin!
I am struck by t reflection: since to speak to me, and one. Everyt;takecare! be content ; ained only by constancy; do not forsake your old pa