When Henry David Thoreau, the story goes, was on his death-bed, a parson asked him whether he had any intimations of the world to come. "One world at a time" was Henry David's reply.
Footnotes to Plato from the foothills of the Superstition Mountains
When Henry David Thoreau, the story goes, was on his death-bed, a parson asked him whether he had any intimations of the world to come. "One world at a time" was Henry David's reply.