Emerson in Concord; a Memoir, Written for the "social Circle" in Concord, Massachusetts
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William Ellery Channing and of Mr.
Hawthorne, and his discovery of Henry Thoreau, then a youth just out of college, the easy access of friends, known and unknown, through the building of the Fitchburg Railroad, — all these circum- stances heightened the value of his home in his ALCOTT. 107 eyes. I trust that I shall not overstep the bounds of propriety in the following brief mention of some of my father's nearer friends.
For Mr. Alcott's thought and lofty aims he had the very highest respect, a...nd he always declared that conversation with Mr. Alcott (alone in the study) had been very inspiring to him. Early in their acquaintance he writes of him to his friend, Eev. William H. Furness : — " Concord, October, 1837.
..." I shall always love you for loving Alcott.
He is a great man : the God with the herdsmen of Admetus. I cannot think you know him now, when I remember how long he has been here, for he grows every month. His conversation is sub- lime. Yet when I see how he is underestimated by cultivated people, I fancy none but I have heard him talk." In his journal for 1856 he says : " The comfort of Alcott's mind is the connection in which he sees whatever he sees.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
William Ellery Channing and of Mr.
Hawthorne, and his discovery of Henry Thoreau, then a youth just out of college, the easy access of friends, known and unknown, through the building of the Fitchburg Railroad, — all these circum- stances heightened the value of his home in his ALCOTT. 107 eyes. I trust that I shall not overstep the bounds of propriety in the following brief mention of some of my father's nearer friends.
For Mr. Alcott's thought and lofty aims he had the very highest respect, a...nd he always declared that conversation with Mr. Alcott (alone in the study) had been very inspiring to him. Early in their acquaintance he writes of him to his friend, Eev. William H. Furness : — " Concord, October, 1837.
..." I shall always love you for loving Alcott.
He is a great man : the God with the herdsmen of Admetus. I cannot think you know him now, when I remember how long he has been here, for he grows every month. His conversation is sub- lime. Yet when I see how he is underestimated by cultivated people, I fancy none but I have heard him talk." In his journal for 1856 he says : " The comfort of Alcott's mind is the connection in which he sees whatever he sees.
What to read after Emerson in Concord; a Memoir, Written for the "social Circle" in Concord, Massachusetts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Loewy, Benno, 1854-1919. Fmo to read onlineMoreLess
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