Henry David Thoreau: What are the earth and all its interests beside the deep surmise which pierces and scatters them?

What are the earth and all its interests beside the deep surmise which pierces a — Henry David Thoreau

What are the earth and all its interests beside the deep surmise which pierces and scatters them?

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