American Literature for Secondary Schools
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Unfortunately, these cranks were only half-way Transcendentalists. They were indignant if any one questioned their perceptions of truth, but they were always trying to impress their ideas on others.
142 AMERICAN LITERATURE FOR SECONDARY SCHOOLS latter removed to Concord, and for two or three years he lived in Emerson's household, making himself generally Henry D. Thoreau.
useful as a younger brother might do. A little later he built a hut on Walden pond, near Concord, on a tract of land owned T...HE PERIOD OF GREATEST ACHIEVEMENT 143 by Emerson, and here he lived alone for two or three years more. The matter-of-fact residents of Concord were unable to understand a college graduate who adopted no profession, and who, when he needed money for his few simple wants, was content to get it by odd jobs, such as whitewashing for the neighbors. Thoreau, who was not without a sense of humor, was amused at the interest which curious persons showed in his affairs, and apparently indulged in some odd freaks merely to mystify them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Unfortunately, these cranks were only half-way Transcendentalists. They were indignant if any one questioned their perceptions of truth, but they were always trying to impress their ideas on others.
142 AMERICAN LITERATURE FOR SECONDARY SCHOOLS latter removed to Concord, and for two or three years he lived in Emerson's household, making himself generally Henry D. Thoreau.
useful as a younger brother might do. A little later he built a hut on Walden pond, near Concord, on a tract of land owned T...HE PERIOD OF GREATEST ACHIEVEMENT 143 by Emerson, and here he lived alone for two or three years more. The matter-of-fact residents of Concord were unable to understand a college graduate who adopted no profession, and who, when he needed money for his few simple wants, was content to get it by odd jobs, such as whitewashing for the neighbors. Thoreau, who was not without a sense of humor, was amused at the interest which curious persons showed in his affairs, and apparently indulged in some odd freaks merely to mystify them.
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