The Complete Works of Ralph Waldo Emerson, Volumes 5-6Wm. H. Wise, 1903 |
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... Arthur Hugh Clough , a fellow of Oxford and author of The Bothie of Tober - na - Vuolich and other poems . He returned to London and gave , at the Portman Square Literary and Scientific Institute , a course of six lectures . Mr. Ireland ...
... Arthur Hugh Clough , a fellow of Oxford and author of The Bothie of Tober - na - Vuolich and other poems . He returned to London and gave , at the Portman Square Literary and Scientific Institute , a course of six lectures . Mr. Ireland ...
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... Arthur Hugh Clough , the poet , and translator of Plutarch . Mr. Emerson , on his return , reviewed with much praise his poem " The Bothie of Tober - na - Vuolich , " in the Massachusetts Quarterly Review ( March , 1849 ) , then edited ...
... Arthur Hugh Clough , the poet , and translator of Plutarch . Mr. Emerson , on his return , reviewed with much praise his poem " The Bothie of Tober - na - Vuolich , " in the Massachusetts Quarterly Review ( March , 1849 ) , then edited ...
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... Arthur Hugh Clough , the poet , and translator of Plutarch . Mr. Emerson , on his return , reviewed with much praise his poem " The Bothie of Tober - na - Vuolich , " in the Massachusetts Quarterly Review ( March , 1849 ) , then edited ...
... Arthur Hugh Clough , the poet , and translator of Plutarch . Mr. Emerson , on his return , reviewed with much praise his poem " The Bothie of Tober - na - Vuolich , " in the Massachusetts Quarterly Review ( March , 1849 ) , then edited ...
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... Arthur Hugh Clough , Mr. Emerson's friend and host there , and four years later his guest in America , whose charming hexameter poem , The Bothie of Tober - na - Vuolich , was just published . Mr. Clough's in- creasingly liberal views ...
... Arthur Hugh Clough , Mr. Emerson's friend and host there , and four years later his guest in America , whose charming hexameter poem , The Bothie of Tober - na - Vuolich , was just published . Mr. Clough's in- creasingly liberal views ...
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