Henry David Thoreau Quotes
I Would That Our Farmers When They Cut Down A Forest Felt Some Of That Awe Which The Old Romans Did When They Came To Thin, Or Letin The Light To, A Consecrated Grove (lucum Conlucare), That Is, Would Believe That It Is Sacred To Some God. The Roman Made An Expiatory Offering, And Prayed, Whatever God Or Goddess Thou Art To Whom This Grove Is Sacred, Be Propitious To Me, My Family, And Children, Etc.
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