Philosophiæ Quæstor = Or, Days in Concord
Philosophiæ Quæstor = Or, Days in Concord
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They felt that once again Emerson, the man with the rainbow smile, stood in their midst.
That smile, proclaiming the death and end of all the storms and troubles the world has ever seen, was an angel's greeting to the world from God.
It contained loveliest promises, of which we are now reaping the splendid fulfilment in the present progress of to-day's growing and ad- vancing world.
All the old feeling of coming into another atmosphere came back to Eudoxia with her Digitized by Google 34 PHILOS...OPHIC QUuESTOR.
delightful, long-anticipated return to Harmony.
The air was clear and full of angels' voices.
From all the different avenues and branches of Philosophy to which the guests of the year before had been invited, came forth a note of homage to Emerson, which, blending into a majestic unity, rose in a chorus of far-reaching beauty to seek the skies.
The speakers all came forward, and took the spirit of Emerson by the hand, as it were, — each greeting the august guest by the name by which he was dearest to each: *I'U call thee King, — Hamlet,— father,— Royal Danel' It was the opposite of Shakespeare's terrific scene before the dawn of Bosworth, when each of the dead ghosts comes, and clasps Richard to him by some more and more hideous accusation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They felt that once again Emerson, the man with the rainbow smile, stood in their midst.
That smile, proclaiming the death and end of all the storms and troubles the world has ever seen, was an angel's greeting to the world from God.
It contained loveliest promises, of which we are now reaping the splendid fulfilment in the present progress of to-day's growing and ad- vancing world.
All the old feeling of coming into another atmosphere came back to Eudoxia with her Digitized by Google 34 PHILOS...OPHIC QUuESTOR.
delightful, long-anticipated return to Harmony.
The air was clear and full of angels' voices.
From all the different avenues and branches of Philosophy to which the guests of the year before had been invited, came forth a note of homage to Emerson, which, blending into a majestic unity, rose in a chorus of far-reaching beauty to seek the skies.
The speakers all came forward, and took the spirit of Emerson by the hand, as it were, — each greeting the august guest by the name by which he was dearest to each: *I'U call thee King, — Hamlet,— father,— Royal Danel' It was the opposite of Shakespeare's terrific scene before the dawn of Bosworth, when each of the dead ghosts comes, and clasps Richard to him by some more and more hideous accusation.
What to read after Philosophiæ Quæstor = Or, Days in Concord?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Anagnos, Mrs. Julia Romana Howe, 1844-1896 to read onlineMoreLess
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