A hundred men of "Hyperborean extraction" come to work at this location, from which they ship their product off to places like Bombay and Charleston.
A hundred men of "Hyperborean extraction" come to work at this location, from which they ship their product off to places like Bombay and Charleston. A chapter about the "Former Inhabitants" of this place includes Hugh Quoil, a drunkard who fought at Waterloo and occupied Lyman's tenement. While staying at this location, an author wrote the travelogue A Week on the (*) Concord and Merrimack Rivers. The chapter "Where I Lived and What I Lived For" describes the author's residence at this place. That author built a cabin and planted his own bean-field during the two years, two months, and two days he spent living at this location, a experience described in a book subtitled "Life in the Woods." For 10 points, name this pond that titles a book by Henry David Thoreau.
A hundred men of "Hyperborean extraction" come to work at this location, from which they ship their product off to places like Bombay and Charleston.
Walden Pond