reater in t if our instruments

    e enoug detect an undulation in t of

    the

    ts ed over tter, a

    rise or fall of t infinitesimal amount made a

    difference of several feet on a tree across the pond.  hen I began

    to cut er

    on t t the

    er began immediately to run into tinued to

    run for treams, whe ice on every

    side, and contributed essentially, if not mainly, to dry the surface

    of ter ran in, it raised and floated the

    ice.  t like cutting a tom of a ship

    to let ter out.  hen such holes freeze, and a rain succeeds,

    and finally a new freezing forms a fres is

    beautifully mottled internally by dark figures, s like

    a spiders tes, produced by the

    cer floo a centre.

    Sometimes, also, wh shallow puddles, I

    sahe

    otrees or hillside.

    it is cold January, and snohick and

    solid, t landlord comes from to get ice to

    cool ically, o

    foresee t and t of July now in January -- wearing a

    t and mittens! w provided for.

    It may be t reasures in this world which will cool

    .  s and sahe solid pond,

    unroofs ts off t and

    air,  by cakes like corded he

    favoring er air, to ry cellars, to underlie the summer

    t looks like solidified azure, as, far off, it is drawn

    treets.  tters are a merry race, full of

    jest and sport, and  to invite

    me to sa-fasanding underneath.

    In ter of 46-7