Walden by Henry David Thoreau

Walden by Henry David Thoreau

In 1845 Thoreau built a small house beside Walden Pond and lived there for two years, two months and two days. He went, he says, because he wished to live deliberately, and because he did not want to discover at the end that he had not lived at all.

The book alternates between practical accounting — he lists what the timber cost, to the half-cent — and some of the finest prose written about a place. There are chapters on beans, on the sounds of a night, on the ice being cut and shipped, and a famous argument that most people work their whole lives to pay for things they do not need.

The founding text of American nature writing and of voluntary simplicity, complete and unabridged.

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