Thoreau writes in his journal:
3 P.M.—Went round by Tuttle’s road, and so out on to the Walden road . . .
About Brister’s Spring the ferns, which have been covered with snow, and the grass are still quite green.
Thoreau writes in his journal:
3 P.M.—Went round by Tuttle’s road, and so out on to the Walden road . . .
About Brister’s Spring the ferns, which have been covered with snow, and the grass are still quite green.