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What are Thoreau’s feelings about change at Walden pond He understands the importance of change He knows that it will make him wealthy He regrets the chopping down of trees He believes the are would be
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What are Thoreau’s feelings about change at Walden pond
He understands the importance of change
He knows that it will make him wealthy
He regrets the chopping down of trees
He believes the are would be improved with development
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