Charles E. Burchfield (1893-1967)

 make the air cooler.Observations must now necessarily be fewThe flying spiders - jumping and crab varieties.(HT)While on way to work at noon come upon sparrow cautiously attacking huge spider. I unwittingly scare him up. I put my foot out at spider. He rears up and is going to give battle. Out of respect for his courage, I leave him unharmed.When come out of work natures aspect is changed. The air & sky are fresh looking as after a storm tho the heat is unabated.