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Due Dates
  • 10/5 "Economy" - pgs. 3-43
  • 10/6 "Economy" - pgs. 43-76
  • 10/9 "Where I Lived & What I Lived For" - pgs. 77-93
  • 10/10 "Reading" and "Sounds" - pgs. 94-121
  • 10/11 "Solitude" & "Visitors" - pgs. 122-145
  • 10/12 "The Bean-Field" and "The Village" - pgs. 146-163
  • 10/16 "The Ponds" - pgs. 164-189
  • 10/17 "The Baker Farm", "Higher Laws", & "Brute Neighbors" - pgs. 190-223
  • 10/18 "House-Warming" - pgs. 224-240
  • 10/19 "Former Inhabitants; and Winter Visitors" & "Winter Animals" - pgs. 241-265
  • 10/23 "The Pond in Winter" & "Spring" - pgs. 266-299
  • 10/24 "Conclusion" pgs. 300-312

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