CHAPTER V. June, 1851 (ÆT. 33) 224

A Visit to Worcester—A Fallen Oak—Angelica and

Hemlock—Transcendentalism—The Past and the Future—Who

boosts You?—F. A. Michaux on the Ohio—Various Trees—Our

Garments and the Trees’—A Moonlight Walk—Crossing

Bridges at Night—Air-Strata at Night—A Book of the

Seasons—South American Notes from Darwin’s “Voyage of

a Naturalist”—Moonlight—Breathing—The Shimmering of the

Moon’s Reflections on the Rippled Surface of a Pond—The

Bittern’s Pumping—Twilight—Music Out-of-Doors—The

Whip-poor-will’s Moon—Fireflies—Darwin again—The

Rapid Growth of Grass—The Birch the Surveyor’s

Tree—Criticism—Calmness—The Wood Thrush’s Song—The Ox’s

Badges of Servitude—A Visit to a Menagerie—Old Country

Methods of Farming—The Hypæthral Character of the

“Week”—Dog and Wagon—Haying begun—The Fragrance of the

Fir.

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