The Life of Henry David Thoreau Including Many Essays Hitherto Unpublished An
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They had faces homely, hard and seamed, like the rocks; but human and wise; embrac- ing Copt and Mussulman, all races and nations, pacha or Sultan, Selim, Mustapha, or Mahmoud in disguise. Under some of the ancient and wrinkled, al- most forlorn visages, as of an Indian chieftain, slumber the world-famous humanities of man. You can tell a nobleman's head among a thousand, though he may be shoveling gravel six rods off, in the midst of a gang, with a cotton handkerchief tied about it. Such a one... is to succeed the worthies of history.
It was this gift of insight which made Thoreau and Emerson recognize the heroism of John Brown, under his "rustic exterior. " CHAPTER IX THOREAU AS FRIEND, NEIGHBOR, AND CITIZEN WRITING his book of "Sonnets and Canzonets, " twenty years after Thoreau's death, Bronson Alcott had this to say of a common libel upon the poet-naturalist that he was a recluse, misan- thropic anarchist, aiming to overturn the foun- dations of human society and government : "Much do they wrong our Henry, wise and kind, Morose who name thee, cynical to men, Forsaking manners civil and refined To build thyself in Walden woods a den, There flout society, flatter the rude hind: We better knew thee, loyal citizen!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They had faces homely, hard and seamed, like the rocks; but human and wise; embrac- ing Copt and Mussulman, all races and nations, pacha or Sultan, Selim, Mustapha, or Mahmoud in disguise. Under some of the ancient and wrinkled, al- most forlorn visages, as of an Indian chieftain, slumber the world-famous humanities of man. You can tell a nobleman's head among a thousand, though he may be shoveling gravel six rods off, in the midst of a gang, with a cotton handkerchief tied about it. Such a one... is to succeed the worthies of history.
It was this gift of insight which made Thoreau and Emerson recognize the heroism of John Brown, under his "rustic exterior. " CHAPTER IX THOREAU AS FRIEND, NEIGHBOR, AND CITIZEN WRITING his book of "Sonnets and Canzonets, " twenty years after Thoreau's death, Bronson Alcott had this to say of a common libel upon the poet-naturalist that he was a recluse, misan- thropic anarchist, aiming to overturn the foun- dations of human society and government : "Much do they wrong our Henry, wise and kind, Morose who name thee, cynical to men, Forsaking manners civil and refined To build thyself in Walden woods a den, There flout society, flatter the rude hind: We better knew thee, loyal citizen!
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