It notes that if someone is out of step with his companions it is because he hears a "different drummer," and it describes the author's solitude in radically reduced conditions.
In this work's longest chapter, which includes Thomas Carew's poem "The Pretensions of Poverty," its author describes in great detail the cost and building supplies of his home. It notes that if someone is out of step with his companions it is because he hears a "different drummer," and it describes the author's solitude in radically reduced conditions. Subtitled "Life in the Woods," for 20 points, what is this work by Henry David Thoreau named for the pond near which he stayed?
In this work's longest chapter, which includes Thomas Carew's poem "The Pretensions of Poverty," its author describes in great detail the cost and building supplies of his home.
Walden