The Way of the Woods (Classic Reprint) HeadPress From the Fourteenth Century

From the Fourteenth Century

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I desire to insult no man''s convictions

The Way of the Woods (Classic Reprint) HeadPress From the Fourteenth CenturyExcerpt from The Way of the Woods The people who always live in houses, and sleep on beds, and walk on pavements, and buy their food from butchers and bakers and grocers, are not the most blessed inhabitants of this Wide and various earth. What do these tame ducks really know of the adventure of living? If the weather is bad, they are snugly housed. If it is cold, there is a fur nace in the cellar. If they are hungry, the Shops are near at hand. It is