Birds and all Nature, Vol. IV, No. 6, December 1898

"As a flock of Meadow Larks or Jackdaws comes with full, unbroken cry when they see before them a Hawk which bears destruction to small birds, so with full, unbroken cry went the youths of the Achæans before Æneas and Hector."

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Died in 1878. The Century Co. published a small volume of his poems a few years ago. This poem has never before been printed. – Ed.