Thoreau Manuscript, Berg Collection, “Notes on Fruits” folder, Accession Number [281a]

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[XX]     Mar. 5. 54. The sides of Nut me In the upper Nut

[XX]     meadow the sweet gale grows rankly along the edges of

[XX]     the brook, slanted over the water almost horizontally, so

[XX]     as frequently to meet & conceal the water altogether

[XX]     It is here a dark & sluggish water compara-

[XX]     tively shallow with a muddy bottom, This weet gale is

[XX]     now full of fruit This & the water andromed—wild plants

[XX]     as it were driven to the water's edge by the white man

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