Davis, Andrew Jackson, 1826-1910 · Boston, W. White & company; New York, American news co. · leaf 51
ometimes angry, sometimes coquettish, sometimesfilled with aversion, sometimes overflowing with fond-ness and joy; thus resembling, rudimentally andgerminally, the higher human heart when not gov-erned by reflection and wisdom. What must we think of that boy who could de-liberately shoot or stone… … PUNISHMENT OF A NEST-ROBBER. in order to frighten away the motherly brooding bird, and thensteal the suppli-cating and de-pendent littleones which con-tain her heartswarm love andbeauty ? Eemember,ye robbers anddespoilers of theweak and inno-cent ! — remem-ber that the sleepless justice, not less…
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