Life of Jane Welsh Carlyle
Life of Jane Welsh Carlyle
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Ireland. It is pleasant also to recall that final visit to England in 1873, when Emerson, with his daughter Ellen, spent his last two days on British ground in Mr. Ireland's home at Bowdon.
In faithful fulfilment of his promise, Emerson wrote a long and deeply interesting letter to Mr. Ireland, on August 30, 1833, with details of his visit. He had, indeed, found his way, after many hindrances, to the centre of desolation, where lived Carlyle with his bright and accomplished wife. Twenty-four ho...urs he spent there, and, in the walks over the barren moors, the pleasure of joyful acquaintance ripened quickly but surely into a deep friendship of such loyalty and beauty as were worthy of the two noble men who were parties to it. ' The Carlyles were sitting alone at dinner, ' Mr. Froude tells us, 'on a Sunday afternoon at the end of August, when a Dum- fries carriage drove to the door, and there stepped out of it a young American, then unknown to fame, but whose influ- ence in his own country equals that of Carlyle in ours, and whose name stands connected with his wherever the English language is spoken.
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Ireland. It is pleasant also to recall that final visit to England in 1873, when Emerson, with his daughter Ellen, spent his last two days on British ground in Mr. Ireland's home at Bowdon.
In faithful fulfilment of his promise, Emerson wrote a long and deeply interesting letter to Mr. Ireland, on August 30, 1833, with details of his visit. He had, indeed, found his way, after many hindrances, to the centre of desolation, where lived Carlyle with his bright and accomplished wife. Twenty-four ho...urs he spent there, and, in the walks over the barren moors, the pleasure of joyful acquaintance ripened quickly but surely into a deep friendship of such loyalty and beauty as were worthy of the two noble men who were parties to it. ' The Carlyles were sitting alone at dinner, ' Mr. Froude tells us, 'on a Sunday afternoon at the end of August, when a Dum- fries carriage drove to the door, and there stepped out of it a young American, then unknown to fame, but whose influ- ence in his own country equals that of Carlyle in ours, and whose name stands connected with his wherever the English language is spoken.
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