the Thoreau Log.
5 April 1855. Concord, Mass.

Thoreau writes in his journal:

  Fast-Day. 9 A.M.—To Sudbury line by boat.

  A still and rather warm morning, with a very thick haze concealing the sun and threatening to turn to rain.

  It is a smooth, April-morning water, and many sportsmen are out in their boats. I see a pleasure boat, on the smooth surface away by the Rock, resting lightly as a feather in the air.

  By 4 P.M. it began to rain gently or mizzle. Saw this afternoon a great many of those little fuzzy gnats in the air.

(Journal, 7:285-286)

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