Which highlighted quote from Thoreau's Walden't the best example of the transcendentalist ideal of emphasizing spiritual well-being over financial well-being? sec 14: "One attraction in coming to the woods to live was , to see the Spring come in" sec 16: "Ileft the woods for as good areasonas I went there. Perhaps...more lives to live" sec 19: "Love your life, poor asit is. You may...have some pleasant hours. evenina poorhouse"

The question seeks to identify a quote from Thoreau's "Walden" that best exemplifies the transcendentalist ideal of prioritizing spiritual well-being over financial well-being. Transcendentalism emphasizes the importance of spiritual and personal growth over material wealth. The quote from section 19, "Love your life, poor as it is. You may, have some pleasant evenings a poorhouse," directly addresses the idea of finding contentment and spiritual richness in a life devoid of material wealth, making it the most fitting example.