University Society, New York · New York. : University Society · leaf 203
ows are not like richcity people. They never go to Florida. Nor arethey like the country birds, children of warmth and summer, who migrate when the chill fallcomes. The sparrows take pot-luck with us allwinter, and very bad luck it is, sometimes; aswhen comes that most unwelcome thing, a snow-storm… … DRIVEN IN BY THE BLIZZARD. soon he will be able to send teams into the woods,to haul the logs or the cord-wood: then we in thecity wonder, when we leave the house for theoffice, how we shall get home again; whether weshall be able to squeeze into the overcrowdedcars. Ah ! then the sparrows have a…
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