. Zauberlinda, la saggia strega; . ** FR ZAUBERLINDA, LA SAGGIA STREGA. 227 braccia tese di grandi alberi all'ombra profonda. I lucciole si erano volati in chainsof luce, sopra le alte canne vicino al lago, per illuminare il luogo, e bianchi notte-Moths fluttered come bandiere dai thebranches e dai ramoscelli degli alberi vecchi. Itwas un meraviglioso, abbagliante, e bello vista. Centinaia di animali erano al-ready là quando la processione arrivò.alcuni uccelli di molto bello piumaggio, era venuto a implorare Zauberlinda di changhehours piuttosto piume a duller, più uglycolours, perché la rara bellezza del theirplumage ofte

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. Zauberlinda, the wise witch; . ** fr ZAUBERLINDA, THE WISE WITCH. 227 a stretched arms of great trees madedeep shade. Fireflies had flung themselves in chainsof light, over the tall reeds by the lake, to illuminate the place, and white Night-Moths fluttered like flags from thebranches and twigs of the old trees. Itwas a wonderful, dazzling, and beautifulsight. Hundreds of Animals were al-ready there when the Procession arrived.Some birds of very beautiful plumage, had come to beg Zauberlinda to changetheir pretty feathers to duller, more uglycolors, because the rare beauty of theirplumage often brought down upon thema cruel death, as they were hunted for | *..•? K~ . t^^r . S TTSlIu llilr >-*^J—. their breasts and wi;they would. 228 ZAUBERLINDA, THE WISE WITCH. thing was not done for them very soon.Yes, said the Buffalo, it will be withthem, as it was with us. Once weroamed the plains in herds that num-bered thousands, now, alas! there arebut few of us left. When Eagle Feather interpreted thisto Annie, she pitied the Buffalo, and thepretty birds so much, that her eyes werefilled with tears for their sad fate, andshe declared that she would never againwear the breast or wing of a bird on herhat. The company was very noisy atfirst, but when a big white Owl called a hush fell over everytng. Annie looked down a forest, where the moonlight fell like aof light, and dashing down through

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