Overland Monthly And Out West Magazine volume 89
Overland Monthly And Out West Magazine volume 89
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" He quotes more than once from both Emer- son and Thoreau, and when he finds an inn kept by Walter Whitman in Great Chesterford, likes to fancy that Emer- son's and Whitman's ancestors were neighbors who Vent together to the new world. He comments that Emerson's forefathers came from Saffron Walden, four miles from Great Chesterford (Where did the name of Walden Pond come from?) and speaks with satisfaction of Emerson's having been the first to recognize the genius of Whitman.
The many who hav...e read "The Dance of Life" may need no suggestions as to how to read the book that has been called a diary. The dating of each subject throughout the volume gives that impres- sion, but the author tells us in his fore- word that we have here no diary but instead his three series of "Impressions and Comments" in one volume. To those, however, who are unfamiliar with Have- lock Ellis, "Fountain of Life" a word of explanation may be necessary before one invites the reader to a feast of reason. In the author's own words: "We realize the world better if we imagine it ...
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" He quotes more than once from both Emer- son and Thoreau, and when he finds an inn kept by Walter Whitman in Great Chesterford, likes to fancy that Emer- son's and Whitman's ancestors were neighbors who Vent together to the new world. He comments that Emerson's forefathers came from Saffron Walden, four miles from Great Chesterford (Where did the name of Walden Pond come from?) and speaks with satisfaction of Emerson's having been the first to recognize the genius of Whitman.
The many who hav...e read "The Dance of Life" may need no suggestions as to how to read the book that has been called a diary. The dating of each subject throughout the volume gives that impres- sion, but the author tells us in his fore- word that we have here no diary but instead his three series of "Impressions and Comments" in one volume. To those, however, who are unfamiliar with Have- lock Ellis, "Fountain of Life" a word of explanation may be necessary before one invites the reader to a feast of reason. In the author's own words: "We realize the world better if we imagine it ...
What to read after Overland Monthly And Out West Magazine volume 89?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alexandre Bida to read onlineMoreLess
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