nt colors.  alden is blue at one

    time and green at anot of view.  Lying

    bet partakes of th.

    Vie reflects t near at

    is of a yello next the

    sand, t green, wo a uniform dark

    green in ts, viewed even from a

    op, it is of a vivid green next the shore.  Some have referred

    to tion of t it is equally green there

    against the leaves

    are expanded, and it may be simply t of the prevailing blue

    mixed s iris.

    t portion, also, whe ice being

    of ted from ttom, and also

    transmitted ts first and forms a narrow canal

    about till frozen middle.  Like t of our ers, when

    mucated, in clear  the waves

    may reflect t t angle, or because there is more

    lig, it appears at a little distance of a darker

    blue tself; and at sucime, being on its surface,

    and looking o see tion, I have

    discerned a matc blue, sucered

    or c, more cerulean the

    sky itself, alternating e

    sides of t appeared but muddy in comparison.  It

    is a vitreous greenis, like tches of

    ter sky seen tas in t before sundown.

    Yet a single glass of its er o t is as colorless

    as an equal quantity of air.  It is  a large plate of

    glass , oo its

    quot;body,quot; but a small piece of the same will be colorless.  how large

    a body of alden er o reflect a green tint I

    er of our river is black or a very dark

    broo one looking directly d