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-The smaller birds are troublesome at seed and harvest times, yet not so much so as it is customary to suppose; they are certainly too prolific where the fields and inclosures are of confined dimensions, and surrounded with sheltering hedges. The farmers hereabouts, however, well knowing that for twothirds of the year these creatures are feeding their young on caterpillars, wireworms, and the eggs and embryos of all sorts of noxious insects, are aware that the destruction of them may be carried to a length injurious to the growing crops. Yet this is not the opinion of the urban lieges at large, who, not content with collecting festoons of all sorts of eggs, and sporting their guns and pistols in the bushes, have lately organized what they term "Sparrow Clubs," which compass the wanton and indiscriminate slaughter of little birds in general. It is a crusade at once cowardly, cruel, imprudent, and witless[(//Id//., p.\ 96.)].+The smaller birds are troublesome at seed and harvest times, yet not so much so as it is customary to suppose; they are certainly too prolific where the fields and inclosures are of confined dimensions, and surrounded with sheltering hedges. The farmers hereabouts, however, well knowing that for twothirds of the year these creatures are feeding their young on caterpillars, wireworms, and the eggs and embryos of all sorts of noxious insects, are aware that the destruction of them may be carried to a length injurious to the growing crops. Yet this is not the opinion of the urban lieges at large, who, not content with collecting festoons of all sorts of eggs, and sporting their guns and pistols in the bushes, have lately organized what they term "Sparrow Clubs," which compass the wanton and indiscriminate slaughter of little birds in general. It is a crusade at once cowardly, cruel, imprudent, and witless[(//Id//., p.(nbsp)96.)].
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