Henry David Thoreau Quotes

Society Is Commonly Too Cheap. We Meet At Very Short Intervals, Not Having Had Time To Acquire Any New Value For Each Other. We Meet At Meals Three Times A Day, And Give Each Other A New Taste Of That Old Musty Cheese That We Are.

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