Reminiscences of Walt Whitman
Reminiscences of Walt Whitman
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The extreme friendliness of a few critics toward Walt Whitman is met by the extremer malignance and made-up falsehoods of other critics. One of the latter printed in a New York weekly that Whitman always wore an open red flannel shirt. In a book of Edward Emerson's, a foul account of his father's opinion of Walt Whitman is sneaked in by a foot-note. The true fact is, E. W. Emerson had a firm and deep attachment to Whitman from first to last, as person and poet, which Emerson's family and severa...l of his conventional literary friends tried their best in vain to dislodge. "* And in a letter to Wm. D. O'Connor Whitman wrote, " What made and ever makes, the argument of Emerson in that walk on the [Boston] Common dear and holy to me was its personal affectionateness, as of an elder brother to a younger. It was a vehement and even passionate well-wishing, which I felt then, and feel to this hour, the gratitude and reverence of my life could never repay. " f *Lippincotfs, March, 1891. TNew York Tribune, June 18, 1882.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The extreme friendliness of a few critics toward Walt Whitman is met by the extremer malignance and made-up falsehoods of other critics. One of the latter printed in a New York weekly that Whitman always wore an open red flannel shirt. In a book of Edward Emerson's, a foul account of his father's opinion of Walt Whitman is sneaked in by a foot-note. The true fact is, E. W. Emerson had a firm and deep attachment to Whitman from first to last, as person and poet, which Emerson's family and severa...l of his conventional literary friends tried their best in vain to dislodge. "* And in a letter to Wm. D. O'Connor Whitman wrote, " What made and ever makes, the argument of Emerson in that walk on the [Boston] Common dear and holy to me was its personal affectionateness, as of an elder brother to a younger. It was a vehement and even passionate well-wishing, which I felt then, and feel to this hour, the gratitude and reverence of my life could never repay. " f *Lippincotfs, March, 1891. TNew York Tribune, June 18, 1882.
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