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Levi’s Choice for Best American Book…Ever
“You may have to slow your body speed down a bit to catch Henry Thoreau’s wavelength, but once you do there is no denying the pure delight found in these words. No other writer — not even my beloved Henry James — crafts sentences sharper than those you’ll find in Walden.”
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- Posted by: Bud Parr
- Date: July 07, 2007
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