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Title: The Saturday evening post
Year: 1839 (1830s)
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Publisher: Philadelphia : G. Graham
Contributing Library: University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
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nd a dim haze overthe streams; the cows, moving slowly,seemed magnified; the green was so deepthat it was often blue. Autumn was per-ceptible. There was a trace of burningleaves in the air and an aroma, at oncefaint and sharp, of apples. This was themost delicious odor he had ever known; itwas familiar to him—as though, long away,he was again, at last, returning to his owniand—but he couldnt remember any appleorchards in his youth. The sense of aninner simple being again possessed him. This innate consciousness was stronger,younger, than his actual years. Only thesoil, the shrilling locusts and katydids, thewoods, black with night, brought it out.Old age here, he recognized, was whollyother than age in cities, the lapsing of themen he knew. Here it came to trees andmen alike, a slow losing of sap, a stiffeningof arms and branches, and then winter.He recalled t he South, the hotels filled withmen spent, broken, in middle age; gaunt(Continued on Page 80) THE SATURDAY EVENING POST 79
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