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Letters of Asa Gray; Vol. 2

Note 111 — Chapter VII · TRAVEL IN EUROPE AND AMERICA. 1868-1880. (continued 3)

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“Dr. Gray, with Mr. Cowles and some of the neighbors, had gone up Negro Mountain. He found on the top the plant he expected, a Saxifraga, made out the narrow ravine he had explored thirty-six years ago, found it, and in its same spot the rare plant (an Aconite) he had then discovered, rarely seen growing since, and so came back triumphant.”—Extract from Mrs. Gray’s journal.

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