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Their cousin gathered up the threads from Monkey's hair and Jimbo's eyes, and held them in one hand like reins. He sang to them a moment while they recovered their breath and forces:—

The stars in their courses

Are runaway horses

That gallop with Thoughts from the Earth;

They collect them, and race

Back through wireless space,

Bringing word of the tiniest birth;

Past old Saturn and Mars,

And the hosts of big stars,

Who strain at their leashes for joy.

Kind thoughts, like fine weather,

Bind sweetly together

God's suns—with the heart of a boy.

So, beware what you think;

It is written in ink

That is golden, and read by His Stars!

'Hadn't we better get on?' cried Monkey, pulling impatiently at the reins he held.

'Yes,' echoed Jimbo. 'Look at the sky. The "rapide" from Paris comes past at six o'clock.'

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Aus den Himmelsaugen droben

Fallen zitternd goldne Funken

Durch die Nacht, und meine Seele

Dehnt sich liebeweit und weiter.

O ihr Himmelsaugen droben,

Weint euch aus in meine Seele,