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While the earth remaineth, summer and winter, seed-time and harvest, shall not cease.
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Oh, _that's_ just instinct! As if animals don't think and learn by experience, and all, just as we do! You look up
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in the encyclopædia, and you'll see. Then read Long's
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Wood Folk at School.
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Hunting with a Camera in
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The Scientific American Boy at School, by Bond, will tell you how to get the best results. Other good pointers on animal photography will be found in Verrill's
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Boy Collector's Hand Book (
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Photographing Wild Things ) and in
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On the Trail,
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read in the diary of
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Opal about the farmer boy who shot the little girl's pet crow; it was
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he said, and he wanted to see if he could hit it. That will cure you, I think. The diary of
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Opal reads like a fairy-tale, but it's all true, and although it was written--every word of it--by a little girl of seven, it is one of the most remarkable books that anybody ever wrote. The crow's name, by the way, was
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Lars Porsina of Clusium.
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; that is to say, you can get a more accurate knowledge of things and come nearer to seeing them as they really are, by drawing them. Drawing, in the best schools, is a part of Nature Study, and when you get so that you can draw fairly well--as everybody can with practice--you will find there is even more of a thrill in thus _creating_ forms--out of nothing, as you might say--than there is in taking photographs. The pencil is a magician's wand! As an example and inspiration for taking your pencil and sketch-book into the fields, get
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Eye Spy,