Henry David Thoreau Quotes

Rivers Must Have Been The Guides Which Conducted The Footsteps Of The First Travelers. They Are The Constant Lure, When They Flow By Our Doors, To Distant Enterprise And Adventure, And, By A Natural Impulse, The Dwellers On Their Banks Will At Length Accompany Their Currents To The Lowlands Of The Globe, Or Explore At Their Invitation The Interior Of Continents.

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