der ted  regularity

    in to t of five eighths of

    an incition the

    er and thick; and in many

    places tition  out downward,

    and probably t all under t bubbles,

    er.  I inferred t te number

    of minute bubbles  the under surface

    of t eacs

    degree, ed like a burning-glass on to melt

    and rot it.  ttle air-guns e to make

    the ice crack and whoop.

    At lengter set in good earnest, just as I had finished

    plastering, and to  had

    not o do so till t after nighe geese

    came lumbering in tling of wings,

    even after to alight in

    alden, and some flying looward Fair haven, bound

    for Mexico.  Several times,  ten

    or eleven oclock at nigread of a flock of geese,

    or else ducks, on the woods by a pond-hole behind

    my d honk or

    quack of they hurried off.  In 1845 alden froze

    entirely over for t time on t of the 22d of

    December, Flints and othe river having

    been frozen ten days or more; in 46, t the

    31st; and in 50, about th of

    January; in 53, t of December.  the snow had already covered

    th of November, and surrounded me suddenly

    er.  I  farto my shell,

    and endeavored to keep a brighin

    my breast.  My employment out of doors noo collect the dead

    , bringing it in my hands or on my shoulders, or

    sometimes trailing a dead pine tree under eaco my shed.  An

    old forest fence  days  hau