Letters From Ralph Waldo Emerson to a Friend, 1838-1853
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Waldo Emerson.
41 LETTERS XVIII Concord, November 230?, 1841.
I was in town yesterday with the ex- pectation of spending the night there and, in that case, of seeing you at home, but it happened that I ended my affairs faster much than I looked for, and got home here again at six o'clock, to learn that a little maiden had been here just one hour waiting to see her father. She is so quiet and contented, so incommu- nicable, deigning only the shortest and most unsatisfactory glances at the large ...and small beholders, that she interests us all, if it were only by so much majesty.
And as I think that two months of growth in your babe must have quite ob- literated all first impressions by so many newer and livelier, I will venture to tell you another trait of this little self-pos- sessed and most assured personage, that 42 LETTERS she seems to me much more than a cen- tury old — say many centuries, — the hoariest antiquity, Father Apennine, or the Jungfrau Mountain not older. — So much for the little Lidian, the older one (older by the almanac) is very well and happily recruiting.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Waldo Emerson.
41 LETTERS XVIII Concord, November 230?, 1841.
I was in town yesterday with the ex- pectation of spending the night there and, in that case, of seeing you at home, but it happened that I ended my affairs faster much than I looked for, and got home here again at six o'clock, to learn that a little maiden had been here just one hour waiting to see her father. She is so quiet and contented, so incommu- nicable, deigning only the shortest and most unsatisfactory glances at the large ...and small beholders, that she interests us all, if it were only by so much majesty.
And as I think that two months of growth in your babe must have quite ob- literated all first impressions by so many newer and livelier, I will venture to tell you another trait of this little self-pos- sessed and most assured personage, that 42 LETTERS she seems to me much more than a cen- tury old — say many centuries, — the hoariest antiquity, Father Apennine, or the Jungfrau Mountain not older. — So much for the little Lidian, the older one (older by the almanac) is very well and happily recruiting.
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