The Education of the Negro
The Education of the Negro
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Perez Blood was a rural astronomer living in the ex- treme north quarter of Concord, next to Carlisle, with his two maiden sisters, in the midst of a fine oak wood ; their cot- tage being one of the points in view when Thoreau and his friends took their afternoon rambles. Sophia Thoreau was the youngest of the family, and was vis- iting her cousins in Maine, the " Penob- scot tribe " of whom the letter makes mention, with an allusion to the Indians of that name near Bangor. His letter to her an...d those which follow were written from Emerson's house, where Thoreau lived as a younger brother during the master's absence across the ocean. It was in the orchard of this house that Alcott was building that summer-house at which Thoreau, with his geometrical eye, makes merry in the next letter.
U. THOREAU TO EMERSON IN ENGLAND.
Concord, November 14, 1S4T.
Dear Friend, I am but a poor neighbor to you here. A very poor com- panion am I. I understand that very well, but that need not prevent my writ- ing to you now.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Perez Blood was a rural astronomer living in the ex- treme north quarter of Concord, next to Carlisle, with his two maiden sisters, in the midst of a fine oak wood ; their cot- tage being one of the points in view when Thoreau and his friends took their afternoon rambles. Sophia Thoreau was the youngest of the family, and was vis- iting her cousins in Maine, the " Penob- scot tribe " of whom the letter makes mention, with an allusion to the Indians of that name near Bangor. His letter to her an...d those which follow were written from Emerson's house, where Thoreau lived as a younger brother during the master's absence across the ocean. It was in the orchard of this house that Alcott was building that summer-house at which Thoreau, with his geometrical eye, makes merry in the next letter.
U. THOREAU TO EMERSON IN ENGLAND.
Concord, November 14, 1S4T.
Dear Friend, I am but a poor neighbor to you here. A very poor com- panion am I. I understand that very well, but that need not prevent my writ- ing to you now.
What to read after The Education of the Negro?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harris, William Torrey, 1835-1909 to read onlineMoreLess
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