The Prose Works of Ralph Waldo Emerson, Volume 3Houghton, Osgood and Company, 1878 |
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... hours when we encountered the best persons , we then found ourselves , and then first society seemed to exist . That was society , though in the transom of a brig , or on the Florida Keys . A cold , sluggish blood thinks it has not ...
... hours when we encountered the best persons , we then found ourselves , and then first society seemed to exist . That was society , though in the transom of a brig , or on the Florida Keys . A cold , sluggish blood thinks it has not ...
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... hour , thereby sup- plying all the ship's want . The skill that pervades complex details ; the man that maintains himself ; the chimney taught to burn its own smoke ; the farm made to produce all that is consumed on it ; the very prison ...
... hour , thereby sup- plying all the ship's want . The skill that pervades complex details ; the man that maintains himself ; the chimney taught to burn its own smoke ; the farm made to produce all that is consumed on it ; the very prison ...
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... hour , and says what cannot but be said . Hence the term abandonment , to describe the self - surrender of the orator . Not his will , but the principle on which he is horsed , the great connection and crisis of events , thunder in the ...
... hour , and says what cannot but be said . Hence the term abandonment , to describe the self - surrender of the orator . Not his will , but the principle on which he is horsed , the great connection and crisis of events , thunder in the ...
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... hours , perhaps in a half - hour's discourse , the convictions and habits of years . Young men , too , are eager to enjoy this sense of added power and enlarged sympathetic existence . The orator sees himself the organ of a multitude ...
... hours , perhaps in a half - hour's discourse , the convictions and habits of years . Young men , too , are eager to enjoy this sense of added power and enlarged sympathetic existence . The orator sees himself the organ of a multitude ...
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... hours attentive to the most fanciful and extravagant adventures . The whole world knows pretty well the style of these improvisators , and how fascinating they are , in our trans- lations of the " Arabian Nights . " Scheherezade tells ...
... hours attentive to the most fanciful and extravagant adventures . The whole world knows pretty well the style of these improvisators , and how fascinating they are , in our trans- lations of the " Arabian Nights . " Scheherezade tells ...
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