Records of a Lifelong Friendship, 1807-1882
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I wished to see you greatly, but the fates forbade. I could not get to Concord. I have been rusticating with my family in the woods among people who hardly know that there is such a place as Mexico, let alone the war, people so subdued to the quality of their condition, that the woods & fields " adopt them as their own," & they are as simple & good & loving as Nature herself. It is a great refreshment to us, city C 64 : manufactures; — & I have read Jean Paul's Titan for the first time. You tol...d me, I recollect, that you did not & do not take to Richter. How is it? Is he not full of the purest humour? And is it not a curious fact in literature, in life, the twin-like resemblance between him & Carlyle. Carlyle is no imitator & yet he is, in his fancy & his fun J. Paul over again.
Do come back soon & stay here — let us know that you are in these parts. One likes to have his treasures within reach tho' he never sees them. I am glad to have your opinion of Hedge — Will you take out a copy of his book' to him if we get it ready?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I wished to see you greatly, but the fates forbade. I could not get to Concord. I have been rusticating with my family in the woods among people who hardly know that there is such a place as Mexico, let alone the war, people so subdued to the quality of their condition, that the woods & fields " adopt them as their own," & they are as simple & good & loving as Nature herself. It is a great refreshment to us, city C 64 : manufactures; — & I have read Jean Paul's Titan for the first time. You tol...d me, I recollect, that you did not & do not take to Richter. How is it? Is he not full of the purest humour? And is it not a curious fact in literature, in life, the twin-like resemblance between him & Carlyle. Carlyle is no imitator & yet he is, in his fancy & his fun J. Paul over again.
Do come back soon & stay here — let us know that you are in these parts. One likes to have his treasures within reach tho' he never sees them. I am glad to have your opinion of Hedge — Will you take out a copy of his book' to him if we get it ready?
What to read after Records of a Lifelong Friendship, 1807-1882?
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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