* WHEN THE TIDE GOES OUT When the tide goes out, how the foam-flakes dance Through the wiry sedge-grass near the shore;

The smile melts into a broad laugh, as the snow-flakes dash madly at his eyes and nose.

The snow-flakes gallop on again, madly, joyfully.

IV THE HUSHING OF THE VOICE ("Dearest, thine own feet tread the world at night Treading, as moon-flakes step across a dark Kissing the very dew to holier light ...

The flake tapioca requires longer soaking and cooking than the pearl tapioca.

He produced a small package of flake tobacco and a packet of rice paper and with a deftness that was like sleight of hand made a cigarette without spilling a single flake.

[Illustration] With my breath so keen and chilling, I have stripped the branches bare; And my snow-flakes white are filling, Feather-like, the frosty air.