The Complete Works of Ralph Waldo Emerson: Essays, 2d seriesHoughton, Mifflin, 1903 |
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Page 293
... lecture The Poet , " alluded to in the introductory note , is this passage : " The sense of nature is inexhaustible . You think you know the meaning of these tropes of nature , and to - day you come into a new thought , and lo ! all ...
... lecture The Poet , " alluded to in the introductory note , is this passage : " The sense of nature is inexhaustible . You think you know the meaning of these tropes of nature , and to - day you come into a new thought , and lo ! all ...
Page 310
... lecture of the same name in the course on " The Times , " given in the Masonic Tem- ple in Boston , in the season of 1841–42 . " Another essay on Character was printed in the North American Review for April , 1866 , and was included by ...
... lecture of the same name in the course on " The Times , " given in the Masonic Tem- ple in Boston , in the season of 1841–42 . " Another essay on Character was printed in the North American Review for April , 1866 , and was included by ...
Page 315
... Lectures and Biographical Sketches . Homer's Odyssey , Book V. , 99 . Page 112 , note 2. These lines are in the ... lecture in the course on The Times " given at Tremont Temple in the winter of 1841-42 . year later , and before this ...
... Lectures and Biographical Sketches . Homer's Odyssey , Book V. , 99 . Page 112 , note 2. These lines are in the ... lecture in the course on The Times " given at Tremont Temple in the winter of 1841-42 . year later , and before this ...
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