Thoreau writes in his journal:
While waiting for Mother and Sophia I look now from the yad to the waving and slightly glaucous-tinged June meadows . . .
I find sanicle just out on the Island . . . We went near to the stone bridge and crossed direct via the house-leek, of which I brought home a bunch . . . Took tea at Mrs. Barrett’s.
When we returned to our boat at 7 P.M., I notice first, to my surprise, that the river was all alive with leaping fish . . .
Caraway naturalized, and out apparently two or three days, in C. Barrett’s front yard.