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vhen you come to gather an tpronful of new apples. At night vhen it is very still you can hear >utside your open window an ipple plop to the ground at long ntervals, like drops of early iutflmn. Peaches, too, have been picked Dy now. Already some have been put by, lined up in snug array as jams and preserves for ^intlr toast, Summer is already on-tSe' aamry shbHVJK strawberry and blackberry- jelly set next to crisp cucumber pickles. Something wonderful hovers about the house by way of mouth-watering smells this time of year. To say nothing of the delicious samples passed out after school.
In the fields golden rod and bachelor buttons bouquet themselves here and there. If you are quick you may see a few scarlet leaves behind the green among the trees. Or it might be a Virginia cardinal flashing the year around. Now and then, off to the horizon, a field has been harvested, beginning the lovely pattern of fall.
Even last spring’s puppies are gamboling dog-adolescents by now, with appetites to match. Early one misty morning you are awakened by the sound of hunting dogs in full cry, and just out of sight, a desperate crashing through the thicket. Afterwards you find small deer tracks
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