I, sailing in the spring ocean,
getting in from my winter voyage,
begin to smell the land.
I draw near to the land;
I begin to lie down and
stretch myself on it.
After my winter voyage
I begin to smell the land.
H.D. Thoreau, Journal, May 4, 1859
After my winter voyage I begin to smell the land. See note to March 4, 1854 ("I begin to sniff the air and smell the ground.")
I, sailing in the spring ocean, getting in from my winter voyage, begin to smell the land. Such a scent perceived by a mariner would be very exciting. I not only smell the land breeze, but I perceive in it the fragrance of spring flowers. I draw near to the land; I begin to lie down and stretch my self on it. After my winter voyage I begin to smell the land.
getting in from my winter voyage,
begin to smell the land.
I draw near to the land;
I begin to lie down and
stretch myself on it.
After my winter voyage
I begin to smell the land.
H.D. Thoreau, Journal, May 4, 1859
After my winter voyage I begin to smell the land. See note to March 4, 1854 ("I begin to sniff the air and smell the ground.")
I, sailing in the spring ocean, getting in from my winter voyage, begin to smell the land. Such a scent perceived by a mariner would be very exciting. I not only smell the land breeze, but I perceive in it the fragrance of spring flowers. I draw near to the land; I begin to lie down and stretch my self on it. After my winter voyage I begin to smell the land.
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