orn by

    us, appropriated and fenced in some ure.

    For , some square

    miles of unfrequented forest, for my privacy, abandoned to me by

    men?  My nearest neigant, and no house is visible

    from any place but tops hin half a mile of my own.  I

    o myself; a distant view of

    t touche

    fence  for t

    part it is as solitary w is as

    muc were, my own sun

    and moon and stars, and a little o myself.  At night

    traveller passed my  my door,

    more t or last man; unless it he

    spring, ervals some came from to fish

    for pouts -- the alden Pond of

    tures, and baited t they

    soon retreated, usually  baskets, and left quot;to

    darkness and to me,quot; and t was never

    profaned by any  men are

    generally still a little afraid of tches are

    all ianity and candles roduced.

    Yet I experienced sometimes t t s and tender, the

    most innocent and encouraging society may be found in any natural

    object, even for t melancholy man.

    to

    of Nature and ill.  t such a

    storm but it o a  ear.

    Notly compel a simple and brave man to a vulgar

    sadness.  rust t

    noto me.  tle rain wers

    my beans and keeps me in today is not drear and

    melanc good for me too.  t prevents my hem,

    it is of far more  sinue so

    long as to cause to rot in troy the

    potatoes in t ill be good for the grass on

    t would be go