THE END.
THE END.
THE END.
Transcriber’s note:
Transcriber’s note:
Transcriber’s note:
Page vii, comma changed to full stop, “and sound-hearing.”
Page 10, comma changed to full stop, “dignity of a bird’s song.”
Page 12, comma changed to full stop, “not always so unsociable.”
Page 18, comma changed to full stop, “So, too, with our birds.”
Page 23, ‘liquid-ambar’ changed to ‘liquidambar,’ “liquidambar and you are”
Page 23, ‘arrowheads’ changed to ‘arrow-heads,’ “few flint arrow-heads”
Page 25, comma changed to full stop, “the rambler. Call it”
Page 31, ‘occurence’ changed to ‘occurrence,’ “attractive occurrence to young ears.”
Page 39, comma changed to full stop, “of the sanctum. There”
Page 40, comma changed to full stop, “and sunny. There is”
Page 41, ‘rambing’ changed to ‘rambling,’ “playground of my rambling life.”
Page 51, ‘wood path’ changed to ‘wood-path,’ “follow a wood-path over”
Page 59, full stop added after ‘winter,’ “about the springs in winter.”
Page 63, ‘harvent’ changed to ‘harvest,’ “a richer harvest”
Page 64, ‘sec-’ changed to ‘second,’ “Later a second and a third”
Page 70, ‘humpbacked’ changed to ‘hump-backed,’ “when the hump-backed minnow leaped”
Page 72, comma changed to full stop, “be in vain. It”
Page 75, ‘lifelong’ changed to ‘life-long,’ “a life-long source of”
Page 78, ‘ocurrence’ changed to ‘occurrence,’ “that an occurrence may be very rare,”
Page 81, ‘unsucessful’ changed to ‘unsuccessful,’ “may be unsuccessful, but”
Page 82, ‘chick-weed’ changed to ‘chickweed,’ “chickweed, spring beauties,”
Page 82, ‘spring-tide’ changed to ‘springtide,’ “a springtide landscape,”
Page 83, ‘roll’ changed to ‘role,’ “assume the role of historian.”
Page 84, ‘play-ground’ changed to ‘playground,’ “the common playground of”
Page 90, full stop added after ‘unknown,’ “land unknown. But as the”
Page 91, comma changed to full stop, “the outer world. Among the”
Page 96, ‘age’ changed to ‘ago,’ “forty years ago; but”
Page 96, ‘thrashing’ changed to ‘threshing,’ “the threshing is over.”
Page 101, comma changed to full stop, “the sea-coast. But it has”
Page 102, comma changed to full stop, “mass. My aunt proved”
Page 103, ‘snowbird’ changed to ‘snow-bird,’ “a snow-bird isn’t a”
Page 107, second ‘their’ struck, “hence their name in zoölogy”
Page 107, comma changed to full stop, “and so it was. At last one”
Page 108, comma changed to full stop, “in size. As I was”
Page 119, full stop changed to comma, “on land, or at least on”
Page 128, comma changed to full stop, “at full gallop. Only the”
Page 128, comma changed to full stop, “was discussed. So, at least,”
Page 129, comma changed to full stop, “and rain. It is painful”
Page 144, comma changed to full stop, “very sure. The old homestead”
Page 146, comma changed to full stop, “A word more. If people,”
Page 149, ‘door-yard’ changed to ‘dooryard,’ “of my dooryard.”
Page 152, ‘Swedesborough’ changed to ‘Swedesboro,’ “Raccoon, now Swedesboro;”
Page 165, comma changed to full stop, “of metal. As the field”
Page 166, comma changed to full stop, “unaccountably low. Evidently there were”
Page 166, comma changed to full stop, “to the present. There still”
Page 173, full stop struck after ‘closely,’ “have closely intertwined.”
Page 173, comma changed to full stop, “to wigwam-building. Had ever,”
Page 180, comma changed to full stop, “degree of intelligence.”
Page 182, full stop changed to comma, “the upper hand, and at such”
Page 182, ‘play-ground’ changed to ‘playground,’ “this was my playground,”
Page 193, semicolon inserted after ‘so,’ “Perhaps so; I neither know”
Page 195, ‘gaudy it,’ changed to ‘gaudy, it,’ “ever so gaudy, it can not”
Page 209, ‘on-looker’ changed to ‘onlooker,’ “the onlooker will see”
Page 228, ‘day-break’ changed to ‘daybreak,’ “aloft at daybreak.”
Page 228, ‘sun-light’ changed to ‘sunlight,’ “as the sunlight sweeps across”
Page 242, ‘raindrops’ changed to ‘rain-drops,’ “resounding rain-drops striking”
Page 249, ‘snowbound’ changed to ‘snow-bound,’ “the fields were snow-bound.”
Page 259, comma changed to full stop, “annually is enormous.”
Page 259, ‘road-side’ changed to ‘roadside,’ “conspicuous roadside tree”
Page 267, ‘o’ changed to ‘to,’ “tool-making to that of”
Page 275, ‘intermmediate’ changed to ‘intermediate,’ “these intermediate people”
Page 281, ‘St. John’s-wort’ changed to ‘St.-John’s-wort,’ “St.-John’s-wort, 198.”
Page 282, ‘Wood peewee’ changed to ‘Wood-pee-wee,’ “Wood-pee-wee, 200.”