the Thoreau Log.
24 August 1853. Concord, Mass.

Thoreau writes in his journal:

  Another cool, autumn-like morning, also quite foggy. Rains a little in the forenoon and cloudy the rest of the day.

  P.M.—To Saw Mill Brook via Trillium Woods . . .

  The Ambrina (Chenopodium, Bigelow) Botrys, Jerusalem-oak, a worm-seed, by R.W.E.’s heater piece. The whole plant is densely branched—branches,spike-like—and appears full of seed. Has a pleasant, more distinct wormwood-like odor . . .

(Journal, 5:396-399)

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