The Influence of Emerson
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He was impressive, I think, though such lecturing could not well be very 216 The Influence of Emerson popular ; and in some parts, if he were not poetical, he was picturesque." Ticknor es- timates the audience at about one hundred.
We read that Emerson had a thousand hearers at his lecture on Montaigne, in Lon^ don, and that he was greeted with loud) applause. Perhaps this contrast in point of I platform popularity was one thing that madej Mrs. Carlyle, as Espinasse fancied, view Emerson with "... a certain wife-like jealousy, as a sort of rival of her husband," although the latter's platform days had long been over. We have pleasant glimpses of Emer- son's London lectures from Henry Crabbe Robinson and Harriet Martineau. After the first London lecture the following ac- count appeared in Jerrold's Newspaper, and it is interesting as preserving the impression which Emerson made as a lecturer upon an English audience in which Carlyle sat : " Precisely at four o'clock the lecturer glided in, and suddenly appeared" at the reading- desk.
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He was impressive, I think, though such lecturing could not well be very 216 The Influence of Emerson popular ; and in some parts, if he were not poetical, he was picturesque." Ticknor es- timates the audience at about one hundred.
We read that Emerson had a thousand hearers at his lecture on Montaigne, in Lon^ don, and that he was greeted with loud) applause. Perhaps this contrast in point of I platform popularity was one thing that madej Mrs. Carlyle, as Espinasse fancied, view Emerson with "... a certain wife-like jealousy, as a sort of rival of her husband," although the latter's platform days had long been over. We have pleasant glimpses of Emer- son's London lectures from Henry Crabbe Robinson and Harriet Martineau. After the first London lecture the following ac- count appeared in Jerrold's Newspaper, and it is interesting as preserving the impression which Emerson made as a lecturer upon an English audience in which Carlyle sat : " Precisely at four o'clock the lecturer glided in, and suddenly appeared" at the reading- desk.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mead, Edwin D. (Edwin Doak), 1849-1937 to read onlineMoreLess
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