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Henry D. Thoreau

Note 9 — Chapter VII · FRIENDS AND COMPANIONS.

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In building this quaint structure, Thoreau was so averse to Mr. Alcott's plan of putting up and tearing down with no settled design of form on paper, that he withdrew his mechanic hand, so skillful in all carpenter work.

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