Four Americans: Roosevelt, Hawthorne, Emerson, WhitmanYale review, 1919 - 90 sider |
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... schools and colleges , a volume of selections from the English poets , all learnedly annotated , and sent me his manu- script to look over . On a passage about the bittern bird he had made this note , " The 17 ROOSEVELT AS MAN OF LETTERS.
... schools and colleges , a volume of selections from the English poets , all learnedly annotated , and sent me his manu- script to look over . On a passage about the bittern bird he had made this note , " The 17 ROOSEVELT AS MAN OF LETTERS.
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... school readers and books of selected stand- ard prose . Senator Lodge and other friends empha- size the President's sense of humor . He had it , of course . He took pains to establish the true reading of that famous retort , “ All I ...
... school readers and books of selected stand- ard prose . Senator Lodge and other friends empha- size the President's sense of humor . He had it , of course . He took pains to establish the true reading of that famous retort , “ All I ...
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... schools must not inevitably have blanched to a still whiter pallor those vision- ary tales of which the author long ago con- fessed that they had " the pale tints of flowers that blossomed in too retired a shade . " With practice has ...
... schools must not inevitably have blanched to a still whiter pallor those vision- ary tales of which the author long ago con- fessed that they had " the pale tints of flowers that blossomed in too retired a shade . " With practice has ...
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... school on the edge of the Maine wilderness , only twenty years old , its few buildings almost literally planted down among the pine the pine stumps . Hawthorne's class - 1825 — graduated but thirty - seven strong . And yet Hawthorne and ...
... school on the edge of the Maine wilderness , only twenty years old , its few buildings almost literally planted down among the pine the pine stumps . Hawthorne's class - 1825 — graduated but thirty - seven strong . And yet Hawthorne and ...
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... School of Philosophy opened its first session in the summer of 1879. The dust of late July lay velvet soft and velvet deep on all the highways ; or , stirred by the passing wheel , rose in slow clouds , not unemblematic of the transcen ...
... School of Philosophy opened its first session in the summer of 1879. The dust of late July lay velvet soft and velvet deep on all the highways ; or , stirred by the passing wheel , rose in slow clouds , not unemblematic of the transcen ...
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