In one scene of this work, the narrator recounts a grand battle between red
In one scene of this work, the narrator recounts a grand battle between red and black ants. This work describes the sharpening of an axe in the chapter "Economy," and near the end it discusses those who hear "a different drummer" in the pursuit of simplicity and (*) self-sufficiency. The narrator spends two years on Ralph Waldo Emerson's land after going into the woods to "live deliberately" in, for 10 points, what Henry David Thoreau work set at a title pond?
In one scene of this work, the narrator recounts a grand battle between red and black ants.
Walden; or, Life in the Woods