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Travellers heard talking at

Night—Potato-Fields—Hubbard’s Bridge—Moonlight—Sam, the

Jailer—Intimations of the Night—Shadows of Trees—Perez

Blood’s Telescope—The Chastity of the Mind—A Rye-Field—A

Visit to the Cambridge Observatory—Charles River—A

Gorgeous Sunset—The Forms of Clouds—A Moonlight Walk—The

Light of the Moon—Waterfalls within Us—Another Moonlight

Walk—Eating a Raw Turnip—The Experience of Ecstasy—The

Song Sparrow—Berry-Picking—Signs of the Season—The First

of the Dog-Days—Pitch Pine Woods—The Ideal Self—The Life

of the Spirit—A Proposed Occupation—The River’s Crop—An

Old Untravelled Road—A Black Veil—A Human Footprint—The

Gentleman—An Immortal Melody—Wild Pigeons—Mirabeau

as a Highwayman—Ambrosial Fog—Maimed Geniuses—The

Charm of the French Names in Canada—Walking and

Writing—Swallows—The Moods of the Mind—Drought—A South

Shore Excursion—On the Hingham Boat—Hull—The Cohasset

Shore—Daniel Webster’s Farm—A Mackerel Schooner—Clark’s

Island—A Boat Swamped—Digging Clams—The Rut of the

Sea—Seals in Plymouth Harbor—Shells and Seaweeds—The

Sailboat—Webster’s Nearest Neighbor—A Hard Man—Plymouth.

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