The Writings of Henry David Thoreau, Volume 2Houghton, Mifflin, 1968 |
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... farmer's family , thank Heaven there is so much virtue still in man ; for I think the fall from the farmer to the opera- tive as great and memorable as that from the man to the farmer ; and in a new country , fuel is an encum- brance ...
... farmer's family , thank Heaven there is so much virtue still in man ; for I think the fall from the farmer to the opera- tive as great and memorable as that from the man to the farmer ; and in a new country , fuel is an encum- brance ...
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... farm , while the crusty farmer supposed that he had got a few wild apples only . Why , the owner does not know it for many years poet has put his farm in rhyme , the most admirable kind of invisible fence , has fairly impounded it ...
... farm , while the crusty farmer supposed that he had got a few wild apples only . Why , the owner does not know it for many years poet has put his farm in rhyme , the most admirable kind of invisible fence , has fairly impounded it ...
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... Farmer , John , reflections of , 245 . Farmer , visits from a long - headed , 294 . Farmers , interesting in proportion as they are poor , 218 . Fashion , worship of , 28 . Good Genius , advice of T.'s , 230 . Gookin , Daniel , quoted ...
... Farmer , John , reflections of , 245 . Farmer , visits from a long - headed , 294 . Farmers , interesting in proportion as they are poor , 218 . Fashion , worship of , 28 . Good Genius , advice of T.'s , 230 . Gookin , Daniel , quoted ...
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WHERE I LIVED AND WHAT I LIVED FOR | 90 |
READING | 110 |
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