Visit To The Village In Walden

Summary: Walden describes his past experiences of visits to the village. He would start his day studying and then go swimming in the pond to freshen up and then later he would go to the village. He then describes the village to a news room because everyone gossips and he describes everyone as strange. He also describes how the signs at the village shops (barber, taver, etc.) are “traps”. Waldon says that he always ignores the signs. Next Waldon talks about him returning home in the dark. He says that he basically memorized the path home. Furthermore, he explains his one trip when he went to the village to buy shoes and he was arrested because he did not pay taxes to the government. He also describes that human slavery is an issue with village’s government. …show more content…
Visiting the village is a small source of entertainment and adventure for