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have vases filled with them. However I have never discovered this species in any other swamps.

Pitcher-plants with their cup-shaped leaves are found abundantl y along with the Marsh St. John's wort. In the wetter portions are quantities of Sparganium simplex and eurycarpum, pickerel-weed, and various species of Sagittaria.

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[[underlined]] Quiver Pond [[/underlined]]

Well rewarded on this short trip we walked back to Cohasset and paddled west along the shore to the trail leading to Quiver Pond. This is a lake slightly smaller than Bubs lying at the end of a four minutes' walk from Fourth Lake. At the inlet to this pond was a swamp in which we found Epilobium molle and adenaucolon H. Clavellata, Pogonias and Calopogons. Vast quantities of Lysimachia were here, continually deceiving us into thinking that we had at last found Habenaria ciliaris.

Returning to Fourth Lake we made a brief call on an old friend of mine, Professor Wood of Hamilton College. As in previous years Professor Wood had as guests members of my college fraternity and we had a very enjoyable reunion. We found that they were planning a trip to Blue Mountain Lake and we tried to arrange a meeting-place later on but unsettled plans prevented us from carrying this out.