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It is time that this ideal 94 THE LITERARY AGE OF BOSTON of Harvard culture had already begun to form before Longfellow's time. Just as Channing had prepared the way for Em- erson in the things of the pure spirit, George Ticknor was the precursor of Longfellow, not only as a scholar in whom the refining power of scholarship was eminent, but as a scholar in the same fields of literature. Yet the crest of the wave, which was the first movement of Old-World culture across the Atlantic, was certain...ly Longfellow's Dante, of which his earlier collections and trans- lations were forerunners, and to which Lowell's work, when he came to succeed him, was hardly more than an appen- dix. That first appropriation of foreign thought in New England took place so obscurely, and had so few distinctive re- sult'' in our own literature, that its his- tory and import are much forgotten. It 9S AMERICA IN LITERATURE deserves a little chapter to itself when our literature comes to be written in any other than a biographical form.
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It is time that this ideal 94 THE LITERARY AGE OF BOSTON of Harvard culture had already begun to form before Longfellow's time. Just as Channing had prepared the way for Em- erson in the things of the pure spirit, George Ticknor was the precursor of Longfellow, not only as a scholar in whom the refining power of scholarship was eminent, but as a scholar in the same fields of literature. Yet the crest of the wave, which was the first movement of Old-World culture across the Atlantic, was certain...ly Longfellow's Dante, of which his earlier collections and trans- lations were forerunners, and to which Lowell's work, when he came to succeed him, was hardly more than an appen- dix. That first appropriation of foreign thought in New England took place so obscurely, and had so few distinctive re- sult'' in our own literature, that its his- tory and import are much forgotten. It 9S AMERICA IN LITERATURE deserves a little chapter to itself when our literature comes to be written in any other than a biographical form.
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