Henry David Thoreau Quotes

I Live In The Angle Of A Leaden Wall, Into Whose Composition Was Poured A Little Alloy Of Bell-metal. Often, In The Repose Of My Mid-day, There Reaches My Ears A Confused Tintinnabulum From Without. It Is The Noise Of My Contemporaries.

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