Louis Agassiz
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" Longfellow and Agassiz had a very tender feeling for each other, and Long- fellow wrote him from abroad of lt the delight with which I found your memory so beloved in England. At Cambridge, Professor Sedgwick said : i Give my love to Agassiz. Give him the blessing of an old man. ' In London, Sir Eoderick 94 LOUIS AGASSIZ Murchison said, 1 1 have known a great many men that I liked ; but I love Agas- siz. ' In the Isle of Wight, Darwin said : ' What a set of men you have in Cam- bridge ! Both ...our universities put to- gether cannot furnish the like. Why, there is Agassiz, he counts for three. 7 The published recollections of Agassiz constantly repeat that only those who knew him personally can appreciate his power or understand the charm he exer- cised. I ' Never, ' ' said Emerson, ' l could his work be separated from himself. ' ' t He was the largest in personality of all the men I ever knew, ' 1 says another writer. And still another speaks of a kind of human presence worth more than any scholastic artifices, widening the mind as if by enchantment.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Longfellow and Agassiz had a very tender feeling for each other, and Long- fellow wrote him from abroad of lt the delight with which I found your memory so beloved in England. At Cambridge, Professor Sedgwick said : i Give my love to Agassiz. Give him the blessing of an old man. ' In London, Sir Eoderick 94 LOUIS AGASSIZ Murchison said, 1 1 have known a great many men that I liked ; but I love Agas- siz. ' In the Isle of Wight, Darwin said : ' What a set of men you have in Cam- bridge ! Both ...our universities put to- gether cannot furnish the like. Why, there is Agassiz, he counts for three. 7 The published recollections of Agassiz constantly repeat that only those who knew him personally can appreciate his power or understand the charm he exer- cised. I ' Never, ' ' said Emerson, ' l could his work be separated from himself. ' ' t He was the largest in personality of all the men I ever knew, ' 1 says another writer. And still another speaks of a kind of human presence worth more than any scholastic artifices, widening the mind as if by enchantment.
What to read after Louis Agassiz?
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