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The birds seemed to flit through submerged groves ...
--- Thoreau

"What the heck is that???" --:)

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The present is the wave that explodes over my head ....
--- Annie Dillard

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The world is canvas to our imaginations.
--Thoreau

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My heart's in the Highlands ...
-- Robert Burns

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How retired an otter manages to live!
-- Thoreau

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I think that it would be well if the
Indian names, were as far as possible restored ....
-- Thoreau

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But can't you hear the Wild ---
it's calling you.
-- Robert Service

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....So many secrets sleep in Nature.
--- Emerson

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... We can see the trail of the wind ...
--Navajo Legend

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The more I drift in foreign places ....
--- Don Blanding

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The chimney is to some extent an independent structure ....
even after the house is burned it still stands sometimes ...
--- Thoreau ( Walden )

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What little of all we know is said!
What drops of all the sea of our science are baled up!
--- Emerson

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He is sprung of a noble family.
He is highly related .....
--- Thoreau

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Ah, far enough ....
Far, far enough from here---
--- Stevenson

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The French call dragon-flies "demoiselles."
--- Thoreau (Journal - Nov. 4, 1852)

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Shall we say, "A penny for your thoughts,"
before we have looked into the face of Nature?
--- Thoreau

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A King's River Indian told me that they call him "Pillillooeet" ....
--- John Muir

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A silent place removed from all the clamor of the crowd ...
---- Don Blanding

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My days were not days of the week,
bearing the stamp of any heathen deity ...
--- Thoreau

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All things that love the sun are out of doors ...
--- Wordsworth

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Nature makes no noise ....
--- Thoreau

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....In those days he sometimes saw it all alive
with ducks and other water fowl, and ....
there were many eagles about it.
--- Thoreau

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It is the turning point between afternoon and evening.
--Thoreau

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Mystery is always there.
--- Fiona MacLeod

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You can always see a face in the fire.
--- Thoreau (Walden)

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As prisoned birds must find in freedom,
Winging wildly across the white ...
--- Siegfried Sassoon

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You were the spirit of the height ....
--- Eunice Tietjens

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I rejoice that there are owls.
--- Thoreau

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Every natural fact is a symbol of some spiritual fact.
--- Emerson

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Those who know do not talk.
--- Lao Tzu

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I wish to speak a word for Nature .... and wildness .....
--- Thoreau

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And then you have the shining river,
winding here and there and yonder ...
--- Mark Twain

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... Nature writes her benignant lessons so plainly ....
---- Chistopher Morley

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Even the night will blossom as the rose.
--- Masefield

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How deeply trees are rooted in our hearts ....
--- Don Blanding

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There he was, as neighbourly as you please ....
--- David Grayson

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