been

    about mine!  No doubt, many of my tourning

    from terprise, farmers starting for Boston in t,

    or  is true, I never assisted

    terially in , doubt not, it

    importance only to be present at it.

    So many autumn, ay, and er days, spent outside town,

    trying to  o  express!

    I , and lost my oo

    t.  If it her

    of tical parties, depend upon it, it would have appeared in

    tte  intelligence.  At otimes ching

    from tory of some cliff or tree, to telegraph any new

    arrival; or ing at evening on tops for to fall,

    t I migc muc,

    manna-he sun.

    For a long time I er to a journal, of no very wide

    circulation,  to print the bulk

    of my contributions, and, as is too common ers, I got only

    my labor for my pains.  heir

    own reward.

    For many years I ed inspector of snoorms and

    rain-storms, and did my duty fait of

    pat routes, keeping

    t all seasons, where

    testified to tility.

    I er tock of town, which give a

    faitrouble by leaping fences; and I

    o ted nooks and corners of the farm;

    t always know wher Jonas or Solomon worked in a

    particular field to-day; t was none of my business.  I have

    ered ttle-tree,

    te grape and the yellow

    violet, w hered else in dry seasons.

    In s, I  on time (I may say it

    boasting), faitill it became more and

    more evident t my to after all adm