A Rambler's Lease
The writer of this little book has found so much pleasure in other men's woods and fields that he has come to look upon himself as in some sort the owner of them. Their lawful possessors will not begrudge him this feeling, he believes, nor take it amiss if he assumes, even in this public way, to hold a rambler's lease of their property. Should it please them to do so, they may accept the papers herein contained as a kind of return, the best he knows how to offer, for the many favors, alike unproffered and unasked, which he has received at their hands. His private opinion is that the world belongs to those who enjoy it; and taking this view of the matter, he cannot help thinking that some of his more prosperous neighbors would do well, in legal phrase, to perfect their titles. He would gladly be of service to them in this regard. - Summary by Bradford Torrey
Genre(s): Nature
Language: English
Section | Chapter | Reader | Time |
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Play 00 | PREFATORY NOTE | Sonrisa Jones |
00:01:43 |
Play 01 | My Real Estate | Owlivia |
00:28:36 |
Play 02 | A Woodland Intimate | Eliza Payton |
00:28:14 |
Play 03 | An Old Road | Steve C |
00:41:40 |
Play 04 | Confessions of a Bird's-Nest Hunter | Mac Willdon |
00:34:53 |
Play 05 | A Green Mountain Corn-Field | Sonrisa Jones |
00:19:36 |
Play 06 | Behind the Eye | ChinmayHota |
00:11:17 |
Play 07 | A November Chronicle | CalebSchroeder |
00:22:15 |
Play 08 | New England Winter | Cynthia Malone |
00:35:13 |
Play 09 | A Mountain-Side Ramble | prajak |
00:25:24 |
Play 10 | A Pitch-Pine Meditation | prajak |
00:09:49 |
Play 11 | Esoteric Peripateticism | Cynthia Malone |
00:28:38 |
Play 12 | Butterfly Psychology | Owler |
00:10:04 |
Play 13 | Bashful Drummers | Owler |
00:11:29 |