FROM A LETTER
My beloved “Sentinel,” the tall blue?um tree which I think I have menioned before, and which could be seen rom the sitting-room window, has >ecn cut down. A weeping willow’, vhich grew very near the gum-tree, las fallen, too. I felt sorry when I law that they were gone, especially is the had just decked itself n the delicate, lovely robe of springtime. However, their absence gives >no a very clear view' of the sky, vhich I am admiring at present. The ower west is tinted a wonderfully >ure, palo green, but the sky arching town to meet it is rich in its deep blueness. Little thin wisps of grey 'loud are streaking the sky at internals, and here and there a silver star fleams through. —Jean Mclndoe, aged 15.
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Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 1070, 6 September 1930, Page 29
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133FROM A LETTER Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 1070, 6 September 1930, Page 29
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