The Complete Works of Ralph Waldo Emerson: Essays, 2d seriesHoughton, Mifflin, 1903 |
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Page 99
... give us a sense of mass . Society is frivolous , and shreds its day into scraps , its conversation into ceremonies and escapes . But if I go to see an ingenious man I shall think myself poorly en- tertained if he give me nimble pieces ...
... give us a sense of mass . Society is frivolous , and shreds its day into scraps , its conversation into ceremonies and escapes . But if I go to see an ingenious man I shall think myself poorly en- tertained if he give me nimble pieces ...
Page 264
... give every member a share in the manual labor , to give an equal reward to labor and to talent , and to unite a liberal culture with an education to labor . The scheme offers , by the economies of associated labor and expense , to make ...
... give every member a share in the manual labor , to give an equal reward to labor and to talent , and to unite a liberal culture with an education to labor . The scheme offers , by the economies of associated labor and expense , to make ...
Page 275
... give for right relations with his mates . All that he has will he give for an erect demeanor in every company and on each occasion . He aims at such things as his neighbors prize , and gives his days and nights , his talents and his ...
... give for right relations with his mates . All that he has will he give for an erect demeanor in every company and on each occasion . He aims at such things as his neighbors prize , and gives his days and nights , his talents and his ...
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