The Personality of Emerson
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And the madness which he harbored he did not share." Instances confirmatory of this might be multi- plied. The milder eccentricities of genius, seen in his friends Alcott, Thoreau, and Channing, were [92] EMERSON of course more easily borne with, and were only spoken of by Emerson for instruction to a younger friend, or for a harmless smile. He told his daugh- ter Ellen that if he should die before Alcott and Channing "two good books will be lost." He formed the acquaintance with the three in t...he order followed above, — Alcott first and Chan- ning third. JVIr. Alcott told me in 1878, after we had bathed together in Walden, one hot August day, that he first heard Emerson preach in Doc- tor Channing's church in Federal Street, Boston, in 1829, on llie Universality of the Moral Senti- ment. "I was greatly struck with the youth of the preacher, the beauty of his elocution, and the direct, sincere manner in which he addressed his hearers. But I did not become acquainted with the young clergyman till after my return from Philadelphia (where Anna and Louisa were born) in 1834, when I established my Temple School in Boston.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And the madness which he harbored he did not share." Instances confirmatory of this might be multi- plied. The milder eccentricities of genius, seen in his friends Alcott, Thoreau, and Channing, were [92] EMERSON of course more easily borne with, and were only spoken of by Emerson for instruction to a younger friend, or for a harmless smile. He told his daugh- ter Ellen that if he should die before Alcott and Channing "two good books will be lost." He formed the acquaintance with the three in t...he order followed above, — Alcott first and Chan- ning third. JVIr. Alcott told me in 1878, after we had bathed together in Walden, one hot August day, that he first heard Emerson preach in Doc- tor Channing's church in Federal Street, Boston, in 1829, on llie Universality of the Moral Senti- ment. "I was greatly struck with the youth of the preacher, the beauty of his elocution, and the direct, sincere manner in which he addressed his hearers. But I did not become acquainted with the young clergyman till after my return from Philadelphia (where Anna and Louisa were born) in 1834, when I established my Temple School in Boston.
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