St Nicholas [serial] . low, humanized, within the breast Of a Scarabeus Phlat ! But soon the neighbors, pitying, Whispered : T is very sad !There s no mistake,—that little one Of Phlats is very bad ! He snarled, he squalled from night till morn, And scratched his mothers Sacred Cat, himself, looked on In undisguised here the record suddenly Breaks off. No more we know,Excepting this : That happy pair Soon wore a look of woe. Yes, then, and ever afterward, A look of pain they more the wife stood smilingly A-waiting at the more did Scarabeus Phlat Display a
St Nicholas [serial] . low, humanized, within the breast Of a Scarabeus Phlat ! But soon the neighbors, pitying, Whispered : T is very sad !There s no mistake,—that little one Of Phlats is very bad ! He snarled, he squalled from night till morn, And scratched his mothers Sacred Cat, himself, looked on In undisguised here the record suddenly Breaks off. No more we know,Excepting this : That happy pair Soon wore a look of woe. Yes, then, and ever afterward, A look of pain they more the wife stood smilingly A-waiting at the more did Scarabeus Phlat Display a jolly face ;But on his brow such sadness sat It gloomied all the place. So, children, take the lesson in, And due attention give :No matter when, or where, or how, Mothers and fathers live;No matter be they Brown or Jones, Or Scarabeus Phlat,It grieves their hearts to see their child Act like a naughty Sacred Cats are well enough To those who hold them so ;But—oh, take warning of the boy In Egypt long ago !. OL. 562 THE STARS IN TUNE. THE STARS IN Richard A. Proctor. 3 i „ /*# This month, two pairs of maps are given,—two northern and two southern,—partly becausewe wish to complete the setof twelve maps—one for eachmonth—in the present volume;but chiefly because the eveningsare now getting long, and thestars must be looked for , the first northern orsouthern map shows the starsas they are seen on June 21st ateight; but at that hour it is notdark enough then to see thestars. Now, the second northernor southern map shows the starsas they are seen on June 21st atten oclock. In July and Aug-ust, also, it will be well to havemaps of the stars at later hoursthan eight or nine. In the firstpart of June, as you will see,the first pair of maps are still tobe used; from June 5, at ninein the evening, the stars can bewell seen. Taking the first northern map,we find the Guardians nearlyabove the pole. The Dipper haspassed to the left, or west,
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