edifying as tory of more famous schools of philosophy.

    Still groion after the door and

    lintel and ts s-scented flowers

    eaco be plucked by traveller; planted and

    tended once by c-yard plots -- noanding

    by ired pastures, and giving place to new-rising

    forests; -- t of t stirp, sole survivor of t family.

    Little did t ts two

    eyes only, he house

    and daily ered,  itself so, and outlive them, and house

    itself in t s, and grown mans garden and

    orcell tory faintly to the lone wanderer a

    ury after they had grown up and died -- blossoming as fair,

    and smelling as s, as in t first spring.  I mark its still

    tender, civil, cheerful lilac colors.

    But t fail

    ural advantages --

    no er privileges, forsoothe deep alden Pond and cool

    Bristers Spring -- privilege to drink long and s at

    t to dilute they

    y race.  Mig t,

    stable-broom, mat-making, corn-parctery

    business o blossom like

    terity ed their

    faterile soil  least  a

    lole does these

    ants eny of the landscape!  Again,

    perure ry,  settler, and my house

    raised last spring to be t in t.

    I am not a any man  on t which I

    occupy.  Deliver me from a city built on te of a more ancient

    city, he soil

    is blanc becomes necessary

    tself royed.  ith such reminiscences I

    repeopled the woods and lulled myself asleep.