text1: WEARE, N.H. — The black flies were swarming outside Justice David H. Souter's house on a dirt road here last week, and the house itself — with peeling paint, rotting wood and tattered shades pulled low — looked only slightly more seductive than a mud hut. Yet to Justice Souter, who told President Obama last week that he would retire from the Supreme Court in June and return to rural New Hampshire at the relatively young age of 69, this is apparently heaven. In this town of stone walls and bumpy roads, he can climb nearby mountains, jog unnoticed and, one can imagine, read by candlelight amid the piles of books said to dominate his house.
text2: President Obama has a house in New Hampshire.