John Muir Quotes

I Have Heard Of Texas Pioneers Living Without Bread Or Anything Made From The Cereals For Months Without Suffering, Using The Breast-meat Of Wild Turkeys For Bread. Of This Kind, They Had Plenty In The Good Old Days When Life, Though Considered Less Safe, Was Fussed Over The Less.

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