Initial Studies in American Letters
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poet of certain high abstractions, and his religion is central to all his work excepting, perhaps, his " English Traits, " 1856, an acute study of national characteristics ; and a few of his essays and verses, which are independent of any particular philosophical standpoint.
When Emerson resigned his parish in 1832 he made a short trip to Europe, where he visited Carlyle at Craigen- puttock and Landor at Florence. On his return he retired to the village of Concord, Massachusetts, and settled do...wn among his books and his fields, becoming a sort of " glori- fied farmer, " but issuing frequently from his retirement to instruct and delight audiences of thoughtful people at Boston and at other points all through the country. Em- erson was the perfection of a lyceum lecturer. His manner was quiet but forcible, his voice of charming quality, and his enunciation clean-cut and refined. The sentence was his unit in composition. His lectures seemed to begin any- where and to end anywhere and to resemble strings of ex- quisitely polished sayings rather than continuous dis- courses.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
poet of certain high abstractions, and his religion is central to all his work excepting, perhaps, his " English Traits, " 1856, an acute study of national characteristics ; and a few of his essays and verses, which are independent of any particular philosophical standpoint.
When Emerson resigned his parish in 1832 he made a short trip to Europe, where he visited Carlyle at Craigen- puttock and Landor at Florence. On his return he retired to the village of Concord, Massachusetts, and settled do...wn among his books and his fields, becoming a sort of " glori- fied farmer, " but issuing frequently from his retirement to instruct and delight audiences of thoughtful people at Boston and at other points all through the country. Em- erson was the perfection of a lyceum lecturer. His manner was quiet but forcible, his voice of charming quality, and his enunciation clean-cut and refined. The sentence was his unit in composition. His lectures seemed to begin any- where and to end anywhere and to resemble strings of ex- quisitely polished sayings rather than continuous dis- courses.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry a Henry Augustin Beers to read onlineMoreLess
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