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Chapter 9 Emerson to Carlyle

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ion Society) and that she begged an introduction to you, I used the occasion to say the godsend was come, and that I would acknowledge it as soon as three then impending tasks were ended. I have now learned that Mrs. Child was detained for weeks in Ne

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erstice big enough for a letter that should hope to convey any information. Again I waited that the Discourse might go in his new jacket to show how busy I had been, but the creeping country press has not dressed it yet. Now congratulate me, my friend, as indeed you have already done, that I live with my wife in my own house, waiting on the good future. The house is

ry of the Incorporation of the Town. By Ralph Waldo Emerson. Published by Request. Concord: G.F. Bemis, Printer. 1835." 8vo, pp. 52

ainly found a right manly consolation, and can afford to faint and rest a month or two on the laurels of such endeavor. I trust ere this you have re-collected the entire creation out of the secret cells where, under the smiles of every Muse, it first took life. Believe, when you are weary, that you who stimulate and rejoice virtuous young men do not write a line in vain. And whatever betid

a letter.* All which I hope you have received. I am delighted, for this man represents a clique to which I am a stranger, and which I supposed might not love you. It must be you shall succeed when Saul prophesies. Indeed, I have heard that you may hear the Sartor preached from some of our best pulpits and lecture-rooms. D

tor Resartus was published in the North

ould last his day. We have had in different parts of the country mobs and moblike legislation, and even moblike judicature, which have betrayed an almost godless state of society; so that I begin to think even here it behoves every man to quit his dependency on society as much as he can, as he would l

o, and know what it is to have presence in two places. Charles Chauncy Emerson is a lawyer now settled in this town, and, as I believe, no better Lord Hamlet was ever. He is

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Contents

Chapter 1 Emerson to Carlyle Chapter 2 Carlyle to Emerson Chapter 3 Emerson to Carlyle Chapter 4 Carlyle to Emerson No.4 Chapter 5 Emerson to Carlyle No.5 Chapter 6 Emerson to Carlyle No.6 Chapter 7 Carlyle to Emerson No.7 Chapter 8 Carlyle to Emerson No.8 Chapter 9 Emerson to Carlyle Chapter 10 Emerson to Carlyle No.10 Chapter 11 Carlyle to Emerson No.11
Chapter 12 Emerson to Carlyle No.12
Chapter 13 Carlyle to Emerson No.13
Chapter 14 Carlyle to Emerson No.14
Chapter 15 Emerson to Carlyle No.15
Chapter 16 Carlyle to Emerson No.16
Chapter 17 Emerson to Carlyle No.17
Chapter 18 Emerson to Carlyle No.18
Chapter 19 Carlyle to Emerson No.19
Chapter 20 Emerson to Carlyle No.20
Chapter 21 Emerson to Carlyle No.21
Chapter 22 Carlyle to Emerson No.22
Chapter 23 Emerson to Carlyle No.23
Chapter 24 Carlyle to Emerson No.24
Chapter 25 Emerson to Carlyle No.25
Chapter 26 Emerson to Carlyle No.26
Chapter 27 Carlyle to Emerson No.27
Chapter 28 Emerson to Carlyle No.28
Chapter 29 Carlyle to Emerson No.29
Chapter 30 Carlyle to Emerson No.30
Chapter 31 Carlyle to Emerson No.31
Chapter 32 Emerson to Carlyle No.32
Chapter 33 Carlyle to Emerson No.33
Chapter 34 Emerson to Carlyle No.34
Chapter 35 Emerson to Carlyle No.35
Chapter 36 Carlyle to Emerson No.36
Chapter 37 Carlyle to Emerson No.37
Chapter 38 Emerson to Carlyle No.38
Chapter 39 Emerson to Carlyle No.39
Chapter 40 Emerson to Carlyle No.40
Chapter 41 Emerson to Carlyle No.41
Chapter 42 Carlyle to Emerson No.42
Chapter 43 Carlyle to Emerson No.43
Chapter 44 Emerson to Carlyle No.44
Chapter 45 Emerson to Carlyle No.45
Chapter 46 Carlyle to Emerson No.46
Chapter 47 Carlyle to Emerson No.47
Chapter 48 Emerson to Carlyle No.48
Chapter 49 Carlyle to Emerson No.49
Chapter 50 Carlyle to Emerson No.50
Chapter 51 Emerson to Carlyle No.51
Chapter 52 Carlyle to Emerson No.52
Chapter 53 Emerson to Carlyle No.53
Chapter 54 Emerson to Carlyle No.54
Chapter 55 Carlyle to Emerson No.55
Chapter 56 Emerson to Carlyle No.56
Chapter 57 Carlyle to Emerson No.57
Chapter 58 Emerson to Carlyle No.58
Chapter 59 Carlyle to Emerson No.59
Chapter 60 Carlyle to Mrs. Emerson
Chapter 61 Emerson to Carlyle No.61
Chapter 62 Emerson to Carlyle No.62
Chapter 63 Carlyle to Emerson No.63
Chapter 64 Carlyle to Emerson No.64
Chapter 65 Emerson to Carlyle No.65
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Chapter 67 Emerson to Carlyle No.67
Chapter 68 Carlyle to Emerson No.68
Chapter 69 Emerson to Carlyle No.69
Chapter 70 Emerson to Carlyle No.70
Chapter 71 Carlyle to Emerson No.71
Chapter 72 Carlyle to Emerson No.72
Chapter 73 Emerson to Carlyle No.73
Chapter 74 Carlyle to Emerson No.74
Chapter 75 Emerson to Carlyle No.75
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