A Sabbath Discourse On the Death of Hon Rufus Choate Together With the Address
A Sabbath Discourse On the Death of Hon Rufus Choate Together With the Address
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He loved Nature chiefly in her utility. He was, in his own sphere, creator, and he loved things not only for themselves, but. As creating. The ocean must have its ships and commerce to please him ; it must report to him how it fills harbors and estuaries, that he may love it supremely. Nothing was more poetical to him than that which he so often speaks of in his addresses, " the hum of labor. " A mechanic was with him Homeric. The rinffinsr of an FUNERAL ADDRESS. 49 anvil, the whirring of a pla...ning-machine, the factory bells, and wheels, and looms, were all of them to his mind impersona- tions of beauty. He would, perhaps, be more imaginative over a great wheat-field, than in the solemn woods, so far was his mind from anything dreamy, or from being sentimental for its own sake. Yet when he was a boy, and drove his father's cow, and cut his switch, as no boy in that capacity must fail to do who would drive well, he has said that more than once, when he had thrown away his switch, he has returned to find it, and has carried it back and thrown it under the tree from which he took it, for, he said, " Perhaps there is, after all, some yearning of nature between them still.
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He loved Nature chiefly in her utility. He was, in his own sphere, creator, and he loved things not only for themselves, but. As creating. The ocean must have its ships and commerce to please him ; it must report to him how it fills harbors and estuaries, that he may love it supremely. Nothing was more poetical to him than that which he so often speaks of in his addresses, " the hum of labor. " A mechanic was with him Homeric. The rinffinsr of an FUNERAL ADDRESS. 49 anvil, the whirring of a pla...ning-machine, the factory bells, and wheels, and looms, were all of them to his mind impersona- tions of beauty. He would, perhaps, be more imaginative over a great wheat-field, than in the solemn woods, so far was his mind from anything dreamy, or from being sentimental for its own sake. Yet when he was a boy, and drove his father's cow, and cut his switch, as no boy in that capacity must fail to do who would drive well, he has said that more than once, when he had thrown away his switch, he has returned to find it, and has carried it back and thrown it under the tree from which he took it, for, he said, " Perhaps there is, after all, some yearning of nature between them still.
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