Near t doo

    t to o build my

    o cut doall, arroill in

    timber.  It is difficult to begin

    borro per is t generous course to permit

    your felloo erest in your enterprise.  the owner

    of t, said t it he

    apple of  I returned it s.  It

    h pine woods,

    t on the pond, and a small open field in

    the ice in

    t yet dissolved, there were some open spaces,

    and it urated er.  there were

    some slig I here;

    but for t part o the railroad, on my way

    s yelloche hazy

    atmosphe

    lark and peo commence another year

    spring days, in wer of

    mans discontent

    orpid began to stretcself.  One day, when my axe had

    come off and I  a green  h

    a stone, and o soak in a pond-o

    sriped snake run into ter, and he lay

    on ttom, apparently  inconvenience, as long as I stayed

    ter of an

    yet fairly come out of torpid state.  It appeared to me t for

    a like reason men remain in t loive

    condition; but if the spring of

    springs arousing ty rise to a higher and

    more ety

    mornings in my pations of till numb and

    inflexible, ing for to t of April

    it rained and melted t of the day,

    over the

    pond and cackling as if lost, or like t of the fog.

    So I  on for some days cutting and imber, and also

    studs and rafters, all  having many

    communicable or scs, singing to myself, --

    Me