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How does Thoreau react to the thunderous roar of the ice beginning to melt from Walden Pond?

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Thoreau feels that old grudges should be abandoned and old sins forgiven at the beginning of which season?

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Observing a circling hawk and sensing the throb of universal life, Thoreau concludes that ___ has no sting in such an atmosphere.

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Rather than suggesting a change of scenery for the sick, Thoreau suggests what?

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Thoreau claims that life "near the bone" is the ___.

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