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The Tone Of The Short Story Walden By Henry David Thoreau

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In the short story "Walden" by Henry David Thoreau's, his tone will switch up in different parts of his writing. Sometimes Thoreau is mystical from time to time and even lyrical, when he describes the blue ice in ponds. When it comes to accounting details of economy he can be stubborn and practical. Thoreau often writes in a journal of what his day has consists of. Some sections of his writing can be very neutral and observational all at the same time. You will see Thoreau suggesting some pretty silly ideas, for example using a man to measure a pond. The main tone of Thoreau's story Walden is very exciting, and catches your eye quit well. Okay so now I do not have anymore information about Walden by Henry David Thoreau, therefore i will sit
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