The Complete Works of Ralph Waldo Emerson, Volume 1Houghton, Mifflin, 1904 |
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Page 223
... hope glittering with all its mountains in the vast West ? I praise with wonder this great reality , which seems to drown all things in the deluge of its light . What man seeing this , can lose it from his thoughts , or entertain a ...
... hope glittering with all its mountains in the vast West ? I praise with wonder this great reality , which seems to drown all things in the deluge of its light . What man seeing this , can lose it from his thoughts , or entertain a ...
Page 264
... hope of a mountain boy , called by city boys very ignorant , because they do not know what his hope has certainly apprized him shall be ; in the love - glance of a girl ; in the hair - splitting conscientiousness of some eccen- tric ...
... hope of a mountain boy , called by city boys very ignorant , because they do not know what his hope has certainly apprized him shall be ; in the love - glance of a girl ; in the hair - splitting conscientiousness of some eccen- tric ...
Page 281
... hope to raise man by improving his circumstances : by combination of that which is dead they hope to make something alive . In vain . By new in- fusions alone of the spirit by which he is made and directed , can he be re - made and ...
... hope to raise man by improving his circumstances : by combination of that which is dead they hope to make something alive . In vain . By new in- fusions alone of the spirit by which he is made and directed , can he be re - made and ...
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