 [ Large Image ] | Shoe-strings Henry David Thoreau 2023 / Essay / $25.00 Fine / 8 pp In this amusing passage from the journals of Henry David Thoreau, Henry considers the problem of keeping one's shoestrings tight on long walks and discovers that he's never properly learned how to tie his shoes (despite being a graduate of Harvard College). This is item number six in the 'Henry' series. This book was typeset in Intertype Garamond and Monotype Garamont and printed letterpress on Zerkall mouldmade paper in black, green and grey. Bound with a three-hole stitch in a green Saint Armand Canal paper. Comes in an envelope printed in three colours. Octavo format. Limited edition of 90 copies. To purchase this title: Add it to your cart | Other Books by this Author |  | A Button Intercepts the Light and Casts a Shadow Henry David Thoreau 2022 / Essay / $20.00 CAN Fine / 8 pp |  | Man is Altogether Too Much Insisted On Henry David Thoreau 2021 / / $25.00 CAN Fine / 8 pp |  | The Library a Wilderness Henry David Thoreau 2021 / Journal excerpts / $60.00 CAN Fine / 16 pp |  | Survey of a Swamp Henry David Thoreau 2019 / Essay / $25.00 CAN Fine / 8 pp |  | Still Deep and Sweet: Henry David Thoreau on Maple Sugaring Henry David Thoreau 2019 / Essay / $70.00 CAN Fine / 32 pp |  | The Dream of the Toad Henry David Thoreau 2017 / Essay / $25.00 CAN Fine / 12 pp |  | Walking Henry David Thoreau 2009 / Essay / $150.00 CAN 9781554470495 / Fine / 96 pp |
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