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would now

and then

Spread, as

he meant

to fly,

then close

again – ”

so that we

should

suspect

that we

might be

conversing

with an

angel.

Bread may

not always

nourish

us; but it

always

does us

good, it

even takes

stiffness

out of our

joints,

and makes

us supple

and

buoyant,

when we

knew not

what ailed

us, to

recognize

any

generosity

in man or

Nature, to

share any

unmixed

and heroic

joy.

Ancient

poetry and

mythology

suggest,

at least,

that

husbandry