THE CLOUD.
I bring fresh showers for the thirsty flowers,
From the seas and the streams;
I bear light shades for the leaves when laid
In their noonday dreams.
From my wings are shaken the dews that waken
The sweet buds everyone,
When rocked to rest on their mother’s breast
As she dances about in the sun,
I wield the flail of the lashing hail
And whiten the green plains under;
And then again I dissolve it in rain
And laugh as I pass in thunder.
—Shelley.
INDEX.
Volume XI—January, 1902, to May, 1902, inclusive.
Page.
A Animal Emotions. Alberta A. Field, [175] Antelope. The Autobiography of an. Alice Moss Joyner, [149] April (Poem). Walter Thornbury, [145] Arrow Head, The (Illustration), [182] Awakening (Poem). M. Townshend Maltby, [144]
B Berries of the Woods. Ella F. Mosby, [31] Between the Daylight and the Dark. S. E. McKee, [12] Bird that Hung Himself, A. Mary McCrae Culter, [65] Bird, The Pocket—The Scarlet Tanager. Belle Paxon Drury, [89] Bird, The Sing-Away (Poem). Lucy Larcom, [158] Birds and Flowers of the Mississippi Gulf Coast, April. James Stephen Compton, [214] Bird’s Complaint, The (Poem). Henry Johnstone, [72] Birds in Their Winter Home, The—In the Fields. James Stephen Compton, [90] Birds in Their Winter Home, The—In the Woods. James Stephen Compton, [43] Birds on the Wing. M. D. Tolman, [24] Birds, Some of Our Winter—In Eastern Massachusetts. Winthrop Smith, [67] Birds, The (Poem). Elizabeth Grinnell, [192] Birth Stones (Illustration). Oliver Cummings Farrington, [216] Bouncing Bet, or Soapwort (Illustration), [86]
C Calamus (Illustration). Albert Schneider, [191] Canyon, Evening in the (Poem). M. E. Dissette, [30] Cardinal Flower, The (Poem). Belle A. Hitchcock, [48] Cat, The Domestic (Illustration). John Ainslie, [83] Catastrophe in High Life, A. M. Leila Dawson, [80] Cattle, Domestic (Illustration). John Ainslie, [179] Cloud, The (Poem). Shelley, [236] Cohosh, The Black (Illustration), [182] Cotton Plant, The (Illustration). Albert Schneider, [232] Cow, The Domestic (Illustration), [178] Crocus, The (Poem). Madeline S. Bridges, [127] Cubby (Poem). Mary Morrison, [85]
D Daisy, The Blue Spring (Illustration), [228]
E Easter Carol (Poem). Anna M. Pratt, [97] Easter Lilies. Claudia May Ferrin, [108]
F February (Poem). William Cullen Bryant, [49] Felines, Music-loving. S. Virginia Levis, [92] Fire-flies (Poem). Cora A. Matson Dolson, [92] Forest Monarch, Death of the (Poem). George W. A. Phillips, Jr., [96] Frog, A Varicolored. Andrew James Miller, [120]
G Garnet (Illustration). Oliver Cummings Farrington, [170] Gobbler, The, Who Was Lonesome. Mary Catherine Judd, [198]
H Hand that Struck Thee Down, The (Poem). J. D. La Barre Van Schoonhoren, [197] “Hark, Hark, the Lark!” (Poem). Edward O. Jackson, [193] Hawk, The Broad-winged (Illustration), [71] Hawk, The Sharp-shinned (Illustration), [23] Heron, The Little Green (Illustration). Henry H. Lane, [194] Homes, Two Strange. Mary McCrae Culter, [32] Horse, The (Illustration). John Ainslie, [225] Hummingbird, Antics of a. George Bancroft Griffith, [188] Hummingbird, The Black-chinned (Illustration), [146] Hummingbird, The Broad-tailed (Illustration), [62]
I Irish Moss (Illustration). Albert Schneider, [47]
K Killdee, The Call of the (Poem). Mary Morrison, [109] Kinglet, The Golden-crowned (Illustration), [2]
L Little Feathered Boys and Girls, The (Poem). Blandina D. Miller, [231] Liverwort, The Round-lobed (Illustration), [137] Longing (Poem). Frank Monroe Beverly, [156]
M March (Poem). Royal Arcanum, [128] Martyrs, Our Little (Poem). George Klingle, [113] Melody, A (Poem). Amanda M. E. Booth, [227] Midwinter (Poem). Hattie Whitney, [79] Migration, The Spring—In Central Mississippi. James Stephen, Compton, [186] Migration, The Spring—The Warblers. James Stephen Compton, [138] My Red-headed Neighbors—A Story About Red-headed Woodpeckers. William Harrison Lewis, [17]
N Natural Objects, Early Recollections of. Berton Mercer, [32] Nuthatch, The Brown-headed (Illustration), [14] Nuthatch, To a (Poem). Edith Thomas, [13]
O Opal (Illustration). Oliver Cummings Farrington, [122] Oriole, The (Poem). Lulu Whedon Mitchell, [209] Oriole, The Orchard. Addie L. Booker, [210] Ornithologist’s Year Book, From an. Ella F. Mosby, [164] Owl, The Burrowing (Illustration), [155] Oyster, Book and Mrs. Loveday Almira Nelson, [53]
P Pansy of Hartwell, A. Laura Cravens, [168] Partnership, A Queer. D. Welby, [61] Phalarope, The Northern (Illustration), [110] Pine Tree, The Talking. Loveday Almira Nelson, [5] Poem (Selection). George Bancroft Griffith, [164] Poem (Selection). Charles Mackay, [41] Poem (Selection). Berton Mercer, [37] Poem (Selection). Sir Walter Scott, [181] Poem (Selection). John Greenleaf Whittier, [133] Poppies, California. Clara Hill, [73] Protest, The Master’s (Poem). Hildane Harrington, [203]
Q Quartz—Crystalline (Illustration). Oliver Cummings Farrington, [26] Quartz—Obscurely Crystalline (Illustration). Oliver Cummings Farrington, [74]
R Rail, The King (Illustration), [11] Robin’s Plantain (Illustration), [228] Rural Rambles (Poem). Berton Mercer, [222]
S Sandpiper, The Red-backed (Illustration), [167] Sheep, The Domestic (Illustration). John Ainslie, [131] Skylark, Missouri. Juliette A. Owen, [202] Snake-head or Turtle-head (Illustration), [86] Snow, Beautiful (Poem). J. Frank Richman, [20] Soapwort, or Bouncing Bet (Illustration), [86] Song for the New Year’s Eve, A (Poem). William Cullen Bryant, [1] Sparrow, The Leconte’s (Illustration), [107] Spring (Poem). G. Cooper, [97] Spring Notes from Feathered Throats—In New Jersey. B. F. W. Thorpe, [161] Spring, The Spirit of. Anne Wakely Jackson, [163] Squirrel, A Pet. Loveday Almira Nelson, [140] Squirrel, The Western Pine. J. Mayne Baltimore, [157] Storm, The Beauty of a. Anne Wakely Jackson, [133] Stowaways, A Cargo of. Alberta A. Field, [114] Sugar-Cane (Illustration). Albert Schneider, [95] Sunset Club, A. Anne Wakely Jackson, [25] Sweet Flag (Illustration). Albert Schneider, [191]
T Thistle, The (Illustration). Charles S. Raddin, [38] Thrasher, The Californian (Illustration), [59] Thrush, The Varied (Illustration), [201] Turtle-head or Snake-head (Illustration), [86] Twain Loves of Jeremiah. Emily Frances Smith, [207]
V Veerie, The (Poem). Isabelle T. M. Blake, [185] Verbenas, The, [228] Vervain, The Blue (Illustration), [228] Violet, The (Illustration). Charles S. Raddin, [134] Vireo, The Blue-headed (Illustration), [50] Voices in the Garden. M. Alice Spradlin, [101]
W Walnut, The English and Related Trees (Illustration). Albert Schneider, [143] Warblers, Apple Blossoms and the. Grace E. Harlow, [220] Warbler, The Audubon’s (Illustration), [158] Warbler, The Prairie (Illustration), [213] Was It Reason or Instinct? L. P. Venen, [121] Whale, The Greenland (Illustration). John Ainslie, [35] What Time o’ Year? (Poem). Eliza Woodworth, [145] Winter Memories (Poem). Alberta A. Field, [66] Winter’s Secret (Poem). Mary Noland, [60] With Silver Chains and Gay Attire (Poem). George Bancroft Griffith, [42] Woodpecker, The Hairy (Illustration), [119] Wren, The Short-billed Marsh (Illustration). J. Rollin Stonaker, [204] Wren, The Winter (Illustration), [98]