In "Walden; or Life in the Woods" Henry David Thoreau tells us about what is like to live a simple life in the woods. His nearest neighbor is a mile away and there is no house is visible from where he lives. He lives far away from society but feels no melancholy "There can be no very black melancholy to him who lives in the midst of Nature and has his senses still." He doesn't feel lonely or oppressed by solitude, moreover, he feels Nature's friendship and support. When he is asked if he is lonely he is tempted to reply that the whole earth is a point in space, and in the Milky Way. What we really need, is not to be near many men but to live close to the source of our lives. “How vast and profound is the influence of the subtile powers of Heaven and of Earth!”
Wonderful Horse Story is a very interesting story that mixes facts from reality with fantasy.
<h3>What is the Wonderful Horse Story about?</h3>
The Wonderful Horse Story tells the story of a seaside villa that was flooded when the winter snow melted. This caused its inhabitants to be unable to plant or take care of their animals because only the church tower had been left visible.
With this problem they had to ask for help from the prince of their village and he ordered them to return to their homes and that he was going to help them dry up the town. Hours later, he went out with his horse and made him drink the water that covered the town.
The horse drank all the water that covered the town and allowed people to return to their homes to continue their lives as before. The next morning all the people noticed that there was a large lake that smelled like horses.
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He created socratic irony and the socratic method and laid the fundamentals of western philosophy
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The answer would be b because the word "monstrous" has more of a negative connotation than the word "unpleasant".
