(From a letter by Howitt in the W. Journal, reprinted in Galignani's Messenger, 17th November 1855.) On the banks of the Missouri one sometimes sees a mighty oak the stem and branches of which are so encircled, fettered, and interlaced by a gigantic wild vine, that it withers as if choked.
Prozesu hori beti gertatzen da (1855eko azaroaren 17ko "Galignani's Messenger'en inprimaturiko "Weekly Journal'en Howittek idatziriko gutun batetik).