the Thoreau Log.
15 June 1853. Concord, Mass.

Thoreau writes in his journal:

  A great fog this morning.

  P.M.—To Trillium Woods.

  Clover now in its prime. What more luxuriant than a clover-field? The poorest soil that is covered with it looks incomparably fertile. This is perhaps the most characteristic feature of June, resounding with the hum of insects . . .

  5 P.M., I hear distinctly the sound of thunder in the northwest, but not a cloud is in sight, only a little thickness or mistiness in that horizon, and we get no shower . . .

(Journal, 5:255-256)

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