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Walden

Author: Henry David Thoreau

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Title: Walden

Author: Henry David Thoreau

Description: Thoreau's two years in a cabin by Walden Pond, and what they taught him about living simply and deliberately.

Pages: 165

Size: 1.87 MB

Format: PDF

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