What arguments does Thoreau present

in "Solitude" to demonstrate tha: he is

not lonely in his isolated cabin.

In his essay "Solitude," Henry David Thoreau makes reference to the cabin he built himself in the woods, where he lives fully and intending to understand the meaning of life. In that respect, he mentions that he does not feel lonely there; in fact, he sees himself as part of the Milky Way, and feels close to nature and its living creatures.

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