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1    1|  most unpretending, humble log huts and cottages of the
2    1|  of the first slice of the log, whose edges I was obliged
3    7| kettle; and as he sat on a log to eat his dinner the chickadees
4   10| a-fishing, and used an old log canoe which he found on
5   10| pleased to hear of the old log canoe, which took the place
6   10|    the bottom, and the old log canoe, and the dark surrounding
7   14|   behind with one end of a log fifteen feet long on my
8   18| Where there is a rock or a log rising near to the surface