to her—in November, 1839—she writes to Mary Clarke
Whatever seeds it peradventure have
The more, then, the telluric ground is drained
Of heat, the colder grows the water hid
Within the earth. Further, when all the earth
Is by the cold compressed, and thus contracts
And, so to say, concretes, it happens, lo,
That by contracting it expresses then
Into the wells what heat it bears itself.
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- in finding any place to pitch our tents, for it was spring-tide,
- for our sick, he refuses, and tells us he does not want
- he had given, that the property of the Canadians should
- saying, he wrapped his blanket around him, and lay like
- Indian family, who had come to trade in a canoe from Caylen,
- rivers and all things else. I am the Maker of mankind;
- avowed revelations from the most High. Warriors withdrew
- and lived for many years; but having contracted intemperate
- event in this quiet retired corner of the world; and nearly
- no resistance to a civilized enemy; and yet situated as