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The life of Jean Henri Fabre, the entomologist, 1823-1910

Note 12 — Chapter XVI · THE HERMIT OF SÉRIGNAN (CONTINUED)

Bernard Miall translation

I unhesitatingly attribute my painful experience to the red hairs ground to powder and collected into flakes. My breath sought them out in the open pockets and carried them to my face, which was very near. The unthinking intervention of my hands, which now and again sought to ease the discomfort, merely aggravated the ill by spreading the irritating dust.12

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