Henry David Thoreau Quotes

The Laboring Man Has Not Leisure For A True Integrity Day By Day; He Cannot Afford To Sustain The Manliest Relations To Men; His Labor Would Be Depreciated In The Market. He Has No Time To Be Anything But A Machine.

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