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...jumps, how he strains, and gets red in the face, To keep step with the mystagogue's natural pace ! He follows as close as a stick to a rocket, His fingers...you let Neighbor Emerson's orchards alone ? Besides, 't is no use, you 'll not find e'en a core, — has picked up all the windfalls before. They might...

...бэо To keep step with the mystagogue's natural pace ! He follows as close as a stick to a rocUet, His fingers exploring the prophet's each pocket. Fie,...bard ; with good fruit of your own. Can't you let Neighbour Emerson's orchards alone ? Besides, Ч is no use, you '11 not find e'en a core, — has picked...

...keep step with the mystagogue's natural paee I He follows as close as a stick to a rocket, His Angers exploring the prophet's each pocket. Fie, for shame,...you let Neighbor Emerson's orchards alone ? Besides, 't is no use, you 'll not find e'en a core, — • - has picked up all the windfalls before. They...

...he jumps, how he strains, and gets red in the face. To keep step with the mystagogue's natural pace! He follows as close as a stick to a rocket, His fingers...Besides, 'tis no use, you'll not find e'en a core,— — — has picked up all the windfalls before."11 As Channing's biographer has noted, Lowell paired...

...he jumps, how he strains, and gets red in the face, To keep step with the mystagogue's natural pace! He follows as close as a stick to a rocket, His fingers...Besides, 'tis no use, you'll not find e'en a core,— has picked up all the windfalls before."41 As Channing's biographer has noted, Lowell paired them "so...

...satirising Ellery Channing as a plagiarist poet who would have robbed Emerson's apple-orchard, he adds: "Besides, 'tis no use, you'll not find e'en a core;.../ Thoreau has picked up all the windfalls before." 9. EMF , in Boston Daily Advertiser. February 18th, 1883. I must plead guilty to having done less than...

...he jumps, how he strains, and gets red in the face, To keep step with the mystagogue's natural pace! He follows as close as a stick to a rocket, His fingers...you let Neighbor Emerson's orchards alone? Besides, 't is no use, you'll find not e'en a core, — has picked up all the windfalls before. In 1854 Lowell...

...before, in his satiric poem "A Fable for Critics," Lowell had also joked about Thoreau following Emerson "as close as a stick to a rocket, / His fingers exploring the prophet's each pocket." Unfairly, A Week became something of a joke too, a book not to buy and read but just to make fun of....