Impress upon a child that

"He liveth best who loveth best

All things, both great and small,"

and you have built into his life something that shall shine forth in

good deeds through countless ages.

And how go about this work? The limit of space allotted this article

forbids a full answer. Briefly,--study the birds themselves. Get a boy

aroused to a friendly, protective interest in one bird and you have

probably made that boy a friend of all birds. If you are a teacher, take

your little flock out early some bright, Spring morning and let them

listen to

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