the Thoreau Log.
17 November 1854. Concord, Mass.

Thoreau writes in his journal:

  Paddled up river to Clamshell and sailed back . . . (Journal, 7:72).

Thoreau also writes to William E. Sheldon:

Dear Sir,

  Thinking it possible that you might be expecting me [to] lecture before your Society on the 5th of December as I offered—I write to ask if it is so.

  I am still at liberty for that evening—and will read you a lecture either on the Wild or on Moosehunting as you may prefer.

Yrs respectfully

There is no record of a lecture on 12/5 and Thoreau’s journal entry for that day suggests that he remained in Concord.

(The Correspondence of Henry David Thoreau, 351-352)

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