Thoreau writes in his journal:
The puddles have dried off along the road and left thick deposits or water-lines of the dark-purple anthers of the elm, coloring the ground like sawdust . . .
P.M.—To Easterbrooks’s and Bateman’s Pond . . .
Thoreau writes in his journal:
The puddles have dried off along the road and left thick deposits or water-lines of the dark-purple anthers of the elm, coloring the ground like sawdust . . .
P.M.—To Easterbrooks’s and Bateman’s Pond . . .
