Henry David Thoreau Quotes

I Am Convinced, That If All Men Were To Live As Simply As I Then Did, Thieving And Robbery Would Be Unknown. These Take Place Only In Communities Where Some Have Got More Than Is Sufficient While Others Have Not Enough.

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