• In walking, the will and the muscles are so accustomed to working together and performing their task with so little expenditure of force that the intellect is left comparatively free.

  Oliver Wendell Holmes
  American writer and poet 1809-1894
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Subjects in these quotes:

1. comparatively
2. performing
3. intellect
4. little
5. force

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In walking, the will and the muscles are so accustomed to working together and performing their task with so little expenditure of force that the intellect is left comparatively free. by : Oliver Wendell Holmes

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