And like any dog, like any savage, I lay there enjoying myself, harming no man, selling nothing, competing not at all, t — John Stewart Collis, The Wood
And like any dog, like any savage, I lay there enjoying myself, harming no man, selling nothing, competing not at all, t — John Stewart Collis, The Wood
And like any dog, like any savage, I lay there enjoying myself, harming no man, selling nothing, competing not at all, t — John Stewart Collis, The Wood
And like any dog, like any savage, I lay there enjoying myself, harming no man, selling nothing, competing not at all, t — John Stewart Collis, The Wood
And like any dog, like any savage, I lay there enjoying myself, harming no man, selling nothing, competing not at all, t — John Stewart Collis, The Wood
And like any dog, like any savage, I lay there enjoying myself, harming no man, selling nothing, competing not at all, t — John Stewart Collis, The Wood
And like any dog, like any savage, I lay there enjoying myself, harming no man, selling nothing, competing not at all, t — John Stewart Collis, The Wood
And like any dog, like any savage, I lay there enjoying myself, harming no man, selling nothing, competing not at all, t — John Stewart Collis, The Wood
And like any dog, like any savage, I lay there enjoying myself, harming no man, selling nothing, competing not at all, t — John Stewart Collis, The Wood
And like any dog, like any savage, I lay there enjoying myself, harming no man, selling nothing, competing not at all, t — John Stewart Collis, The Wood
And like any dog, like any savage, I lay there enjoying myself, harming no man, selling nothing, competing not at all, t — John Stewart Collis, The Wood
And like any dog, like any savage, I lay there enjoying myself, harming no man, selling nothing, competing not at all, t — John Stewart Collis, The Wood
And like any dog, like any savage, I lay there enjoying myself, harming no man, selling nothing, competing not at all, t — John Stewart Collis, The Wood
And like any dog, like any savage, I lay there enjoying myself, harming no man, selling nothing, competing not at all, t — John Stewart Collis, The Wood
And like any dog, like any savage, I lay there enjoying myself, harming no man, selling nothing, competing not at all, t — John Stewart Collis, The Wood
And like any dog, like any savage, I lay there enjoying myself, harming no man, selling nothing, competing not at all, t — John Stewart Collis, The Wood
And like any dog, like any savage, I lay there enjoying myself, harming no man, selling nothing, competing not at all, t — John Stewart Collis, The Wood
And like any dog, like any savage, I lay there enjoying myself, harming no man, selling nothing, competing not at all, t — John Stewart Collis, The Wood
And like any dog, like any savage, I lay there enjoying myself, harming no man, selling nothing, competing not at all, t — John Stewart Collis, The Wood
And like any dog, like any savage, I lay there enjoying myself, harming no man, selling nothing, competing not at all, t — John Stewart Collis, The Wood
And like any dog, like any savage, I lay there enjoying myself, harming no man, selling nothing, competing not at all, t — John Stewart Collis, The Wood
And like any dog, like any savage, I lay there enjoying myself, harming no man, selling nothing, competing not at all, t — John Stewart Collis, The Wood
And like any dog, like any savage, I lay there enjoying myself, harming no man, selling nothing, competing not at all, t — John Stewart Collis, The Wood
And like any dog, like any savage, I lay there enjoying myself, harming no man, selling nothing, competing not at all, t — John Stewart Collis, The Wood
And like any dog, like any savage, I lay there enjoying myself, harming no man, selling nothing, competing not at all, t — John Stewart Collis, The Wood
And like any dog, like any savage, I lay there enjoying myself, harming no man, selling nothing, competing not at all, t — John Stewart Collis, The Wood
And like any dog, like any savage, I lay there enjoying myself, harming no man, selling nothing, competing not at all, t — John Stewart Collis, The Wood
And like any dog, like any savage, I lay there enjoying myself, harming no man, selling nothing, competing not at all, t — John Stewart Collis, The Wood
And like any dog, like any savage, I lay there enjoying myself, harming no man, selling nothing, competing not at all, t — John Stewart Collis, The Wood
And like any dog, like any savage, I lay there enjoying myself, harming no man, selling nothing, competing not at all, t — John Stewart Collis, The Wood
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And like any dog, like any savage, I lay there enjoying myself, harming no man, selling nothing, competing not at all, thinking no evil, smiled on by the sun, bent over by the trees, and softly folded in the arms of the earth.

— John Stewart Collis, The Wood
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