Capitolo 95
then, giving her a yellow leaf, it said autumn, as she passed on,--
"Asks to Winter, few Ripples him, when you come to his/her cold house; he knows
the Fire-spirit well, for when he comes them badminton to the earth,
to heat and to comfort those that indulge there; and he can perhaps tell him
where they is. Then takes this the gift of mine, and when you satisfy his
cold winds, fold up him/it around you, and sit warm bottom of its refuge,
you cultivate you it comes again to light of the sun. I will bring comforts to the
patient woman, as you/they have already been my sisters, and it tells her you are
believer still."
Then on the never-fatiguing Breeze it went, on forest, hill and field,
you cultivate the sky it grew the dark, and dismal winds whistled from. Then the ripple,
folded up in the soft one, the warm leaf sadly looked down on the earth,
that seemed to lie so desolate and he/she anchors under of his/her shroud of snow,
and thought as the intense cold the leaves and flowers have to be; for the
the small Water-spirit didn't know what Winter spread a soft white
covering above their beds up to which it is probable that they sleeps in safe under
Spring should arouse again them. Then she achingly followed, up to
Winter, while riding on the strong North-wind, it came dressing again wicker from, with
a sparkling ice-crown in his/her dripping hair, while from under of his
mantle of crimson, where the bright cold-job shone as silver threads,
him sprinkled far snow-bows and breadth.
"Thing you look for with me small equitable Spirit that you come,
so bravely here between my ice and my snow? Don't fear me; I am warm
to heart, although ill-mannered and cold without", said Winter, seeming kind
on her, while a bright smile shone as light of the sun on its pleasant face,
as burnt and it shone in the icy air.
When Ripple told him because she had come, he sharpened direct upward, where the
light of the sun weakly shone through the heavy clouds, while saying,--
"Far street there, close to the sun it is at the home of the Fire-spirit; and the