Letters to Various Persons
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I should have behaved rudely toward my rustling friends.
I am surveying, instead of lecturing at present* Let me have a skimming from your " pan of im- wrinkled cream." H. D. T.
TO MR. E.
CoNCOKD, April 1, 1867.
Dear R : — I got your note of welcome, night before last. 1 expect, if the weather is favorable, to take the 4.30 ^rain from Boston to-morrow, Thursday, p. M., for I hear of no noon train, and shall be glad to find your wagon at Tarkiln Hill, for I see it will be rather late for going a...cross lots.
I have seen all the spring signs you mention, and a few more, even here. Nay, I heard one frog peep nearly a week ago, — methinks the very first one in all this region. I wish that there were a few more signs of spring in myself; however, I take it that there are as many within us as we think we hear without us. I am decent for a LETTERS. 153 steady pace, but not yet for a race. I have a little cold at present, and you speak of rheumatism about the head and shoulders. Your frost is not quite out.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I should have behaved rudely toward my rustling friends.
I am surveying, instead of lecturing at present* Let me have a skimming from your " pan of im- wrinkled cream." H. D. T.
TO MR. E.
CoNCOKD, April 1, 1867.
Dear R : — I got your note of welcome, night before last. 1 expect, if the weather is favorable, to take the 4.30 ^rain from Boston to-morrow, Thursday, p. M., for I hear of no noon train, and shall be glad to find your wagon at Tarkiln Hill, for I see it will be rather late for going a...cross lots.
I have seen all the spring signs you mention, and a few more, even here. Nay, I heard one frog peep nearly a week ago, — methinks the very first one in all this region. I wish that there were a few more signs of spring in myself; however, I take it that there are as many within us as we think we hear without us. I am decent for a LETTERS. 153 steady pace, but not yet for a race. I have a little cold at present, and you speak of rheumatism about the head and shoulders. Your frost is not quite out.
What to read after Letters to Various Persons?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Emerson, Ralph Waldo, 1803-1882 to read onlineMoreLess
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