the Thoreau Log.
26 June 1854. Concord, Mass.

Thoreau writes in his journal:

  P.M.—Up river to Purple Utricularia Shore.

  Cornus sericea, yesterday at least. Small front-rank polygonum, a smut-like blast in the flower. Small form of arrowhead in Hubbard’s aster meadow, apparently several days. I am struck, as I look toward the Dennis shore from the bathing-place, with the peculiar agreeable dark shade of June, a clear air, and bluish light on the grass and bright silvery light reflected from fresh green leaves . . .

(Journal, 6:377)

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