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A few bones and the pelt are left, buzzards took the rest. No doubt, the stray must have been weakened by sickness. The grass is very green around the remains, a light dew refreshes vigorous blades, the morning gleams. If it had been summer bugs would have swarmed the carcass already, but on a fine day in November the dead stand out, clearly noticeable, impressed distinctly, upon the land by bright blue skies.

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