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Often, when planting, a strange below ground rumble Volcanic?vexes the earth below this peasant haunch. I increase up from my furrow, knuckle smooth my eyebrow As I smell the air, unexpectedly chemical, a sulphurous fume. Louis demanded going to Sydney, fell ill again. His mom returns with him, finds me on my knees.

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We both rise at five-thirty, after imagining weeds. Louis describes to me unlimited vibrant deeps: Imagine nettle-stings, stabs from the citron's thorns, The ants' fiery bites, the resistance of mud and slime, The evasions of wormy roots, the dead weight of heat In the abrupt puffs of air ...

He writes Colvin, keeper of prints at the British Museum, "I understand satisfaction still ... with a thousand faces, None perfect, a thousand tongues, all broken, A thousand hands, all with scratching nails ... High amongst delights, I position this pleasure of weeding, Out here alone by the garrulous water, under the silence Of the high wind, broken by noises of birds." The shock of bird-calls, chuckling and whistling! They simulate his name till it seems, he says, "The birds re-live the organization of my day." But the rain continues to fall on birds and weeds.

Mildew spread its failure. Mrs. S. provided me some nuts, and returned to Australia. Green peppers, eggplant, tomatoes are thriving, Asparagus also. The celery does to season soup. Avocados grow at a rate that is practically frightening. Coconuts too. I check out about Stanley and Livingstone. I treated my five ulcers with calomel, wished I might tell Stanley the treatment.

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The servants feared devils, so I planted the orange grove alone. For 2 months I lost this diary ... War is in the air, talk of killing all whites. I purchased coffee trees, increased trees, and Indian beans, Then went to Fiji to rest, and to get more seeds From a former Kew gardener.

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I came home to a growing world: cacao, custard squash. The new home was ended up, and painted peacock blue. The envious old cat bit off the new cat's toes. My mother-in-law returned with her Bible and girl's maid; My daughter, her family, and my child Lloyd came too. The family members had an awful row.