Downs—River and Brook—The Long White Road—A Mystery of Rubies—The Thrush. APRIL 82 I. Sunday Morning—The Black Sheep—A Song in the Wood. II. Rain and Shine—The Wryneck—Bees and Primroses. III. Fulfilment—The Martins—The First Cuckoo—Bluebells—Swallows and Nightingales. IV. April on Windle Hill—Downland Larks. MAY 104 I. Busy Times—The Forge—Two Ancient Families—The Sweetstuff Shop—Silent Company—The Three Thatchers. II. The Long Back-Reach—In the Willow Bower—A New Song and an Old Story. III. Whitsunday—God’s House Beautiful—The Soul-Shepherd. IV. Ringing the Bees—An old-fashioned Bee-Garden. V. Corpus Christi: an Impression. JUNE 132 I. The Old Brier-Bush—Chaffinch and Willow-Wren—The Mowing-Grass—The First Wild Rose. II. The Sheep-Wash. III. Rainy Days—Old Times and New—The Reverend’s Garden—Darkie and his Den. IV. The Cotter’s Saturday Night—The Cricket Committee—Summer Gloaming. JULY 161 I. Summertide—The Teasel Traps—Bees in the Tares—Poppies and Wheat—The Oat-field—Swifts. II. The Cricket Match. III. Time and the Town—The Beginning of Harvest-Sport and Nature—In the Seed-hay—The Storm. AUGUST 189 I. The Tea-Garden—In Search of Change—The Trippers—A Mysterious Company. II. The South-west Wind—Talk on the Downs—In the Combe—A Reconciliation.