The Complete Works of Ralph Waldo Emerson: Nature, addresses, and lecturesAMS Press, 1979 |
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Page 147
... society , and ourselves pierce the deep solitudes of absolute ability and worth ? We easily come up to the standard of goodness in society . Society's praise can be cheaply secured , and almost all men are content with those easy merits ...
... society , and ourselves pierce the deep solitudes of absolute ability and worth ? We easily come up to the standard of goodness in society . Society's praise can be cheaply secured , and almost all men are content with those easy merits ...
Page 175
... society . Let him use both , not serve either . The reason why an ingenious soul shuns society , is to the end of finding soci- ety . It repudiates the false , out of love of the true . You can very soon learn all that society can teach ...
... society . Let him use both , not serve either . The reason why an ingenious soul shuns society , is to the end of finding soci- ety . It repudiates the false , out of love of the true . You can very soon learn all that society can teach ...
Page 347
... society for their hope and religion , - which prompts them to shun what is called society . They feel that they are never so fit for friendship as when they have quitted mankind and taken themselves to friend . A picture , a book , a ...
... society for their hope and religion , - which prompts them to shun what is called society . They feel that they are never so fit for friendship as when they have quitted mankind and taken themselves to friend . A picture , a book , a ...
Contents
NATURE I | xlv |
THE AMERICAN SCHOLAR | 79 |
AN ADDRESS 117 X | 117 |
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