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Nature, Gardens & Animals
Nature
Ralph Waldo Emerson
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'Nature never wears a mean appearance,' wrote Ralph Waldo Emerson in the slim book that launched American transcendentalism. Standing in the woods, he found the whole universe answering back. This foundational essay argues that the natural world is a living text of meaning. Short, radiant and endlessly quoted. Read the pages that changed how a nation saw the outdoors.
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