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d to observe how appropriately she applies the expressions of a favourite author in her own compositions.The following extracts from a few of her published letters give evidence of how valuable this power of retaining the memory of beautiful language has been to her. One warm, sunny day in early spring, when we were at the North, the balmy atmosphere appears to have brought to her mind the sentiment expressed by Longfellow in "Hiawatha," and she almost sings with the poet: "The ground was all aquiver with the stir of new life. My heart sang for very joy. I thought of my own dear home. I knew that in that sunny land spring had come in all its splendour. 'All its birds and all its blossoms, all its flowers and all its grasses.'"About the same time,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], in a letter to a friend, in which she makes mention of her Southern home, she gives so close a reproduction from a poem by one of her favourite authors that I will give extracts from Helen's letter and from the poem itself:EXTRACTS FROM HELEN'S LETTER[The entire letter is published on pp. 245 and 246 of the Report of the Perkins Institution for 1891]The blue-bird with his azure plumes, the thrush clad all in brown,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], the robin jerking his spasmodic throat, the oriole drifting like a flake of fire,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], the jolly bobolink and his happy mate, the mocking-bird imitating the notes of all, the red-bird with his one sweet trill, and the busy little wren,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], are all making the trees in our front yard ring with their glad song.FROM THE POEM ENTITLED "
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