“Man Is The Artificer Of His Own Happiness.” –HENRY DAVID THOREAU

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“MY FRIEND Is One Who Takes ME For What I AM.” –HENRY DAVID THOREAU

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“It Is NEVER Too Late To Give Up Our Prejudices.” –HENRY DAVID THOREAU

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“An Early Morning Walk Is A Blessing For The Whole Day.” –HENRY DAVID THOREAU

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“The Mass Of Men Lead Lives Of Quiet Desperation.” –HENRY DAVID THOREAU

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“The Most I Can Do For My Friend…”

“…Is Simply To Be His Friend.”

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“If A Man Does NOT Keep Pace With His Companions…”

“…Perhaps It’s Because He Hears A Different Drummer. Let Him Step To The Music Which He Hears, However Measured OR Far Away.“

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“If I Seem To Boast More Than Is Becoming…”

“…My Excuse Is That I Brag For Humanity, Rather Than For Myself.“

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“I Never Found A Companion That Was So Companionable As Solitude.” –HENRY DAVID THOREAU

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