the Thoreau Log.
24 November 1860. Concord, Mass.

Thoreau writes in his journal:

  P.M.—To Easterbrooks’s.

  Under the two white oaks by the second wall southeast of my house, on the east side the wall, I am surprised to find a great many sound acorns still, though every one is sprouted . . .

  It is true these two trees are exceptions and I do not find sound ones nearly as numerous under others . . . It will he worth the while to see how many of these sprouted acorns are left and are sound in the spring . . .

(Journal, 14:263-265)

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