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“The fence, as I say, is not what it once was, when this land was truly a farm.”
“When I have edged over the fence, I will be standing in my own woods.”
“I will have my major fall expedition to the town, to find the things I need for winter that I cannot provide for myself.”
“The cabin itself is very old, hand-built of stone, carefully, solidly made.”
“I have never yet run out of wood, nor had to buy any.”
“I heard the birds, looked at the flowers, but always I was separate from them, someone listening and looking.”
“At this moment I don’t belong, although the knowledge that I am home has not changed.”
“Of course it’s a different season now, summer instead of early spring, but that does not make the difference.”
“At the other side of the woods the land dips into a ravine, the great trees end and dense bushes clot the bank.”
“It is my last rite for the dying year.”
“It should be very soft, too, loose and crumbling, and I may walk through it in my bare feet.”
“In the others are my journals, the books I have kept of my travels through this place.”
“After I finished with the inside of the cabin and went out to work the garden, I learned that I could not make it hurry.”
“I covered this room when I came in an old-fashioned cream wallpaper with deep red feathery patterns.”