Seed time. Morning walks. The Dairy. Suffolk Cheese. Spring coming forth. Sheep fond of changing. Lambs at play. Simple character of Giles. Euston in Suffolk , and its neighbourhood , the Scene. Benevolent character of Giles's Master Spring begins. Giles goes out to plow. Giles and his Horses rest. Wood Scenery. Various Birds Their song and appearance.
Bringing in of Cows to be milked. Order of the Cows returning. The procession of Spring. Range of pasture. Contrast of their near approaching fate. Conclusion of the first Book. Turnip sowing. Wheat ripening. The sky-lark. Labours of the barn. The gander. Night ; a thunder storm. Provident turn of the Farmer's mind. Showers softening the soil. Green Corn The Sky-lard. Corn ripening.
Pleasure from the views of Nature. The joy of the Farmer. The Country Maid. Harvest-field refreshment The Cart-horse. Docking of Horses condemned. The Gander. Repose of Twilight. Freedom and equal joy of the Feast. Ancient equality of this Festival. Contrast of modern usage. Subject continued. The evident distinction of ranks , which subsists at Otahcite , does not so materially affect the felicity of the nation as we might have supposed.
The simplicity of their whole life contributes to soften the appearance of distinctions , and to reduce them to a level. Where the climate and the custom of the country do not absolutely require a perfect garment ; where it is easy at very step to gather as many plants as form not only a decent , but likewise a customary covering : and where all the necessaries of life are within the reach of every individual , at the expence of a trifting laboar ; It is true , the highest classes of people possess some dainty articles , such as pork , fish , fowl , and cloth , almost exclusively ; but the desire of indulging the appetite in a few trifling luxuries can at most render individuals , and not whole nations , unhappy.
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Absolute want occasions the miseries of the lower class in some civilized states , and is the result of the unbounded voluptuousness of their superiors.
