actual possession he hollowell place, and had

    begun to sort my seeds, and collected materials o make a

    on or off  before the owner gave me

    a deed of it, his wife -- every man has such a wife -- changed her

    mind and , and en dollars to release

    o speak trut ten cents in the world, and

    it surpassed my aritic to tell, if I  man wen

    cents, or ogether.  however,

    I let en dollars and too, for I had carried

    it far enougo be generous, I sold he farm for

    just , and, as  a rich man, made him a

    present of ten dollars, and still en cents, and seeds, and

    materials for a  I had been a

    ric any damage to my poverty.  But I retained the

    landscape, and I  it yielded

    a o landscapes,

    quot;I am monarch of all I survey,

    My rigo dispute.quot;

    I ly seen a poet

    valuable part of a farm,  he

    a fe for

    many years w   admirable

    kind of invisible fence, , milked it, skimmed

    it, and got all t the skimmed

    milk.

    ttractions of to me, s

    complete retirement, being, about the village, half a

    mile from t neiged from the highway by a

    broad field; its bounding on the owner said

    protected it by its fogs from frosts in t was

    noto me; tate of the house and

    barn, and ted fences, ween

    me and t occupant; trees,

    nas, s kind of neig

    above all, tion I  from my earliest voyages up