t intended for an

    as far as eating  see he Indians could

    ter.  to eat they were

    o t apologies could supply to

    ts; so ts tighing

    about it.  Anotime  being a season

    of plenty .

    As for men, they will hardly fail one anywhere.  I had more

    visitors her period in my

    life; I mean t I  several there under more

    favorable circumstances t fewer came

    to see me on trivial business.  In t, my company was

    ance from town.  I hdrawn so far

    ocean of solitude, into wy

    empty, t for t part, so far as my needs were concerned,

    only t sediment ed around me.  Beside, there

    ed to me evidences of unexplored and uncultivated

    continents on ther side.

    o my lodge t a true homeric or

    Papable and poetic a name t I am

    sorry I cannot print it here -- a Canadian, a woodchopper and

    post-maker, s in a day, w

    supper on a woodc.  oo, has heard of

    ;if it  for books,quot; ;not knoo do

    rainy days,quot; t read one whrough for

    many rainy seasons.  Some priest whe Greek

    itself taugo read estament in ive

    paris translate to he

    book, Aco Patroclus for enance. --

    quot;ears, Patroclus, like a young girl?quot;

    quot;Or hia?

    t Menoetius lives yet, son of Actor,

    And Peleus lives, son of AEacus, among the Myrmidons,

    Eitly grieve.quot;

    ;ts good.quot;   bundle of we oak bark

    under ;I