...ask deliverance, but to invite the free spirit into their own thraldom. People that had lighted on a new thought, or a thought that they fancied new,...Uncer{'"tain, troubled, earnest wanderers through the midnight if the moral world beheld his intellectual fire as a beacon burning on a hill-top, and, climbing the...

...ask deliverance, but to invite the free spirit into their own thraldom. People that had lighted on a new thought, or a thought that they fancied new,...glittering gem hastens to a lapidary to ascertain its value. For myself, there had been epochs in my life when it, too, might have asked of this prophet...

...ask deliverance, but to invite the free spirit into their own thraldom. People that had lighted on a new thought, or a thought that they fancied new,...glittering gem hastens to a lapidary to ascertain its value. For myself, there had been epochs in my life when it, too, might have asked of this prophet...

...thought they fancied now. came to Emorson, as the flndor of a glittering gem hastens to a lapldnry to ascertain Its quality and value. Uncertain, troubled, earnest wanderers, through the midnight of tho moral world, beheld his intellectual flre as a beacon burning on a hilltop, and climbing the difficult...

...flocked to his door, far beyond the dozen persons good and wise whom he had mentioned to Carlyle. ' Uncertain, troubled, earnest wanderers through the...surrounding obscurity more hopefully than hitherto ' (Hawthorne). To the most intractable of Transcendental bores, worst species of the genus, he was...

...flocked to his door, far beyond tho dozen persons good and wise whom he had mentioned to Carlylo. ' Uncertain, troubled, earnest wanderers through the...surrounding obscurity more hopefully than hitherto ' (Hawthorne). To the most intractable of Transcendental bores, worst species of the genus, he was...

...abode at the opposite end of our village . . . People that had lighted on a new thought, or a thought they fancied new, came to Emerson, as the finder of...to a lapidary, to ascertain its quality and value." To this group of Concord mystics, as we cannot help calling them, belonged Henry L. Thoreau. There...

...ask deliverance, but to invite the free spirit into their own thraldom. People that had lighted on a new thought, or a thought that they fancied new,...Emerson, as the finder of a glittering gem hastens ta a lapidary, to ascertain its quality and value. Uncertain, troubled, earnest wanderers through the...

...ask deliverance, but to invite his free spirit into their own thraldom. People that had lighted on a new thought, or a thought that they fancied new,...glittering gem hastens to a lapidary to ascertain its value." Where Hawthorne saw fit dramatis persona for his " Twice Told Tales," Emerson discerned the...

...unrest America beheld, to quote the words of Hawthorne, " through the midnight of this moral world, his intellectual fire as a beacon burning on a hill-top,...into the surrounding obscurity more hopefully than before." — Quarterly Review. MR. RUSKIN AND HIS WORKS. IT is now rather more than thirty years since...