Some Unpublished Letters of Henry D And Sophia E Thoreau a Chapter in the His
Some Unpublished Letters of Henry D And Sophia E Thoreau a Chapter in the His
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Thoreau was to have another assurance, dearer no doubt to him be cause its source was so much nearer the soil.
24 II.
THE BEOTHEE AND SISTEE.
IN one of the quietest of American villages there dwelt an earnest reader of the Weekly Tribune in the days when Horace Greeley was at his best. In one issue thereof he found George Ripley's review of Thoreau's second book, Walden, or, Life in the Woods. The reviewer had made many lengthy citations from this most awakening work, and the reading of these s...et aflame the heart of the distant reader. He wrote to the publishers for and ob tained a copy. From the title-page of Walden he learned that Thoreau was also the author of another book, the still-born Week on the Concord d 25 and Merrimack Rivers. This parti cular work the Michigan man soon found that he could not get from the publishers of Walden, nor could they inform him where it might be had, so utterly had Munroe's publication dis appeared from the market. But the tang of Walden had " touched the spot" and the hungry man was ra venous for a taste of the Week.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Thoreau was to have another assurance, dearer no doubt to him be cause its source was so much nearer the soil.
24 II.
THE BEOTHEE AND SISTEE.
IN one of the quietest of American villages there dwelt an earnest reader of the Weekly Tribune in the days when Horace Greeley was at his best. In one issue thereof he found George Ripley's review of Thoreau's second book, Walden, or, Life in the Woods. The reviewer had made many lengthy citations from this most awakening work, and the reading of these s...et aflame the heart of the distant reader. He wrote to the publishers for and ob tained a copy. From the title-page of Walden he learned that Thoreau was also the author of another book, the still-born Week on the Concord d 25 and Merrimack Rivers. This parti cular work the Michigan man soon found that he could not get from the publishers of Walden, nor could they inform him where it might be had, so utterly had Munroe's publication dis appeared from the market. But the tang of Walden had " touched the spot" and the hungry man was ra venous for a taste of the Week.
What to read after Some Unpublished Letters of Henry D And Sophia E Thoreau a Chapter in the His?
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