A Memoir of Ralph Waldo Emerson volume 1
A Memoir of Ralph Waldo Emerson volume 1
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Let him judge of the writer, not as a fault-finder, but by the delight which is the proper attendant of great sentiments. Accustom the pupil to a solitude, not of place, but of thought. Wean him from the traditionary judgments ; save him wholly SETTLES IN CONCORD. 235 from that barren season of discipline which young men spend with the Aikens and Ketts and Drakes and Blairs ; acquiring the false doctrine that there is something arbitrary or conventional in letters, something else in style than ...the transparent me- dium through which we should see new and good thoughts.
" Another want that literature feels in this country is that of companionship. If something like the union of like-minded men were attempted, as formerly at Wills' or Button's coffee-houses, or in the back room of the bookseller's shop, where the scholar might meet scholars without passing the picquet and guard-posts of etiquette, it woidd add happy hours to the year. " Though Emerson was a new resident in Concord, he had made the acquaintance of the Concord peo- ple long since, at the Manse or with Dr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Let him judge of the writer, not as a fault-finder, but by the delight which is the proper attendant of great sentiments. Accustom the pupil to a solitude, not of place, but of thought. Wean him from the traditionary judgments ; save him wholly SETTLES IN CONCORD. 235 from that barren season of discipline which young men spend with the Aikens and Ketts and Drakes and Blairs ; acquiring the false doctrine that there is something arbitrary or conventional in letters, something else in style than ...the transparent me- dium through which we should see new and good thoughts.
" Another want that literature feels in this country is that of companionship. If something like the union of like-minded men were attempted, as formerly at Wills' or Button's coffee-houses, or in the back room of the bookseller's shop, where the scholar might meet scholars without passing the picquet and guard-posts of etiquette, it woidd add happy hours to the year. " Though Emerson was a new resident in Concord, he had made the acquaintance of the Concord peo- ple long since, at the Manse or with Dr.
What to read after A Memoir of Ralph Waldo Emerson volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Elliot Cabot to read onlineMoreLess
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