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![. Strolls by starlight and sunshine;. Natural history. flowers sway- ing among the familiar daisies id grasses of my own land, and otherwise attended by a host of meadow flowers whose names I had not yet learned. The night ephemerae fluttered here and there, and a large moth, which seemed al- most phosphorescent in its whiteness, hovered spirit-like close above the poppies, recalling to mind a weird picture which I had once lingered over in genuine fascination—"The Soul of the Opium - Eater "— representing a gauze-winged moth in the moonlight sipping "the drop serene" from Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/RDY0CC/strolls-by-starlight-and-sunshine-natural-history-flowers-sway-ing-among-the-familiar-daisies-id-grasses-of-my-own-land-and-otherwise-attended-by-a-host-of-meadow-flowers-whose-names-i-had-not-yet-learned-the-night-ephemerae-fluttered-here-and-there-and-a-large-moth-which-seemed-al-most-phosphorescent-in-its-whiteness-hovered-spirit-like-close-above-the-poppies-recalling-to-mind-a-weird-picture-which-i-had-once-lingered-over-in-genuine-fascinationquotthe-soul-of-the-opium-eater-quot-representing-a-gauze-winged-moth-in-the-moonlight-sipping-quotthe-drop-serenequot-from-RDY0CC.jpg ". Strolls by starlight and sunshine;. Natural history. flowers sway- ing among the familiar daisies id grasses of my own land, and otherwise attended by a host of meadow flowers whose names I had not yet learned. The night ephemerae fluttered here and there, and a large moth, which seemed al- most phosphorescent in its whiteness, hovered spirit-like close above the poppies, recalling to mind a weird picture which I had once lingered over in genuine fascination—"The Soul of the Opium - Eater "— representing a gauze-winged moth in the moonlight sipping "the drop serene" from Stock Photo")
RMRDY0CC–. Strolls by starlight and sunshine;. Natural history. flowers sway- ing among the familiar daisies id grasses of my own land, and otherwise attended by a host of meadow flowers whose names I had not yet learned. The night ephemerae fluttered here and there, and a large moth, which seemed al- most phosphorescent in its whiteness, hovered spirit-like close above the poppies, recalling to mind a weird picture which I had once lingered over in genuine fascination—"The Soul of the Opium - Eater "— representing a gauze-winged moth in the moonlight sipping "the drop serene" from
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