The Life And Letters of Hamilton W Mabie
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, March 8, 1907.
MY DEAR Miss BROWNELL, . It was very good of you to send me so gracious and helpful a note about " The Forest of Arden. " I am sometimes tempted to think that I have greater claims than Mr. Wagner to the leadership of the movement towards the simple life: my book preceded his by several years. But I am willing he should stand for the simple life; I should like to stand for the richer life. In our pre occupied age we need to help one another to keep the vision of the ends of liv...ing clear; so many things come in to blur it. I think the events of the last two years point to the Forest of Arden as the refuge for the sane; so many people have gone mad and com mitted such useless crimes. Idealism of the true kind is, after all, not only the most beautiful but the most real interpretation of life. With sincere gratitude for your kind words, believe me, Very cordially yours, HAMILTON W. MABIE.
The death of Madam Blanc formed the theme of a letter which, a week later, he sent to Miss King: To Miss Grace King SUMMIT, N.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, March 8, 1907.
MY DEAR Miss BROWNELL, . It was very good of you to send me so gracious and helpful a note about " The Forest of Arden. " I am sometimes tempted to think that I have greater claims than Mr. Wagner to the leadership of the movement towards the simple life: my book preceded his by several years. But I am willing he should stand for the simple life; I should like to stand for the richer life. In our pre occupied age we need to help one another to keep the vision of the ends of liv...ing clear; so many things come in to blur it. I think the events of the last two years point to the Forest of Arden as the refuge for the sane; so many people have gone mad and com mitted such useless crimes. Idealism of the true kind is, after all, not only the most beautiful but the most real interpretation of life. With sincere gratitude for your kind words, believe me, Very cordially yours, HAMILTON W. MABIE.
The death of Madam Blanc formed the theme of a letter which, a week later, he sent to Miss King: To Miss Grace King SUMMIT, N.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edwin Wilson Morse to read onlineMoreLess
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