Thoreau writes in his journal:
Father read in a paper to-day of seven hundred and forty-odd apple tree buds recently taken out of the crop of a partridge . . .
Set a pail before coming here to catch the red maple sap, at Trillium Wood . . .
Thoreau writes in his journal:
Father read in a paper to-day of seven hundred and forty-odd apple tree buds recently taken out of the crop of a partridge . . .
Set a pail before coming here to catch the red maple sap, at Trillium Wood . . .