Thoreau writes in his journal:
The hedges on the Hill are all cut off. The journals think they cannot say too much on improvements in husbandry. It is a safe theme, like piety . . . (Journal, 10:286-287).
Thoreau writes in his journal:
The hedges on the Hill are all cut off. The journals think they cannot say too much on improvements in husbandry. It is a safe theme, like piety . . . (Journal, 10:286-287).