American Literature in the Colonial And National Periods
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By the strictest economies his family helped him through Harvard, where Henry David Thoreau 339 he devoted himself to such studies as pleased him best. After graduation he earned a bare living by surveying, gardening, and fence building, contriving always to get half of each day off to search fields and streams and woods for any new or old word which nature had to say to him. In this way he became a practical naturalist without troubling himself with the scientific side of research, as he had a...lways been a lover of nature's common ways, seeing in them a hundred things which he fancied that most men do not observe. In this he was frequently mistaken, as in other things, where he supposed himself to be the original discoverer. However, his own observa- tion was always as good to him as a first-class discovery, and he made the most of it. A great part of his charm as a writer is the naive simplicity with which he describes things as new that several other observers were already familiar with.
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By the strictest economies his family helped him through Harvard, where Henry David Thoreau 339 he devoted himself to such studies as pleased him best. After graduation he earned a bare living by surveying, gardening, and fence building, contriving always to get half of each day off to search fields and streams and woods for any new or old word which nature had to say to him. In this way he became a practical naturalist without troubling himself with the scientific side of research, as he had a...lways been a lover of nature's common ways, seeing in them a hundred things which he fancied that most men do not observe. In this he was frequently mistaken, as in other things, where he supposed himself to be the original discoverer. However, his own observa- tion was always as good to him as a first-class discovery, and he made the most of it. A great part of his charm as a writer is the naive simplicity with which he describes things as new that several other observers were already familiar with.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sears, Lorenzo, 1838-1916 to read onlineMoreLess
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