Tomorrow Editions

Henry David Thoreau

19 July 1858 – 25 July 1858

19 July 1858

Get home at noon. For such an excursion as the above, carry and wear: — Three strong check shirts. Two pairs socks. Neck ribbon and handkerchief. Three pocket-handkerchiefs.
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21 July 1858

Wednesday. Concorpo. P. M.— To Walden, with E. Bartlett and E. Emerson.
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22 July 1858

The nest of the marsh hawk is empty. It has probably flown. C. and I took refuge from a shower under our boat at Clamshell; staid an hour at least. A thunderbolt fell close by. A mole ran under the boat. The wind canted round as usual (is not this owing to the circular manner of storms?) more easterly, and com- pelled us to turn the boat over. Left a little too soon, but enjoyed a splendid rainbow for half an hour.
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23 July 1858

Neottia gracilis, how long?
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