Papyrus Leaves Poems Stories And Essays
Papyrus Leaves Poems Stories And Essays
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I have sat with him in the dimly-lighted room on autumnal evenings, cheerful and vocal with the cricket's chirp, and have heard his wise and sensible talk, uttered in that soft, melodious tone which gave such a peculiar charm to his utterances a tone so shy that an intruder would hush it into silence in an instant. I have strolled with him in the darkness of a summer night through the lanes of Concord, assured by his voice, which came up from the grass-grown roadside in a sort of myste rious mu...rmur, that he was my companion still. And every where, and at all times, he bore about him a strong and com manding presence, an impression of unpretending power. I can hardly tell how Hawthorne succeeded in entertaining his companions and securing, their entire confidence, unless it was that he displayed great good sense and acuteness and good 262 PAPYRUS LEAVES. Temper in his intercourse with them, and never misled them by false promises or low appeals. This, in addition to his. Subtile genius, everywhere recognized and never wholly con cealed to even the most commonplace associates, made him a most fascinating friend, as he was really and truly a man of rare quality among ordinary men.
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I have sat with him in the dimly-lighted room on autumnal evenings, cheerful and vocal with the cricket's chirp, and have heard his wise and sensible talk, uttered in that soft, melodious tone which gave such a peculiar charm to his utterances a tone so shy that an intruder would hush it into silence in an instant. I have strolled with him in the darkness of a summer night through the lanes of Concord, assured by his voice, which came up from the grass-grown roadside in a sort of myste rious mu...rmur, that he was my companion still. And every where, and at all times, he bore about him a strong and com manding presence, an impression of unpretending power. I can hardly tell how Hawthorne succeeded in entertaining his companions and securing, their entire confidence, unless it was that he displayed great good sense and acuteness and good 262 PAPYRUS LEAVES. Temper in his intercourse with them, and never misled them by false promises or low appeals. This, in addition to his. Subtile genius, everywhere recognized and never wholly con cealed to even the most commonplace associates, made him a most fascinating friend, as he was really and truly a man of rare quality among ordinary men.
What to read after Papyrus Leaves Poems Stories And Essays?
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