The Complete Writings of Nathaniel Hawthorne 11
The Complete Writings of Nathaniel Hawthorne 11
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It seemed to me that I had always been 390 UP THE THAMES familiar with the spot Enjoying a humble intimacy — and how much of my life had else been a dreary solitude ! — with many of its in- habitants, I could not feel myself a stranger there. It was delightful to be among them.
There was a genial awe, mingled with a sense of kind and friendly presences about me ; and I was glad, moreover, at finding so many of them there together, in fit companionship, mutually recognized and duly honored, all ...reconciled now, whatever distant generations, whatever personal hostility or other miserable impediment, had divided them far asunder while they lived. I have never felt a similar interest in any other tombstones, nor have I ever been deeply moved by the imaginary pre- sence of other famous dead people. A poet's ghost is the only one that survives for his fel- low mortals, after his bones are in the dust, — and he not ghostly, but cherishing many hearts with his own warmth in the dullest atmosphere of life.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It seemed to me that I had always been 390 UP THE THAMES familiar with the spot Enjoying a humble intimacy — and how much of my life had else been a dreary solitude ! — with many of its in- habitants, I could not feel myself a stranger there. It was delightful to be among them.
There was a genial awe, mingled with a sense of kind and friendly presences about me ; and I was glad, moreover, at finding so many of them there together, in fit companionship, mutually recognized and duly honored, all ...reconciled now, whatever distant generations, whatever personal hostility or other miserable impediment, had divided them far asunder while they lived. I have never felt a similar interest in any other tombstones, nor have I ever been deeply moved by the imaginary pre- sence of other famous dead people. A poet's ghost is the only one that survives for his fel- low mortals, after his bones are in the dust, — and he not ghostly, but cherishing many hearts with his own warmth in the dullest atmosphere of life.
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