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共 26 段- ‘The Legend of Sleepy Hollow’ is etched with a deeper stroke
- He made progress in his profession and was called to argue c
- Among his later poems on the same theme, ‘Earth,’ ‘The Winds
- The romantic hero of the story is Peyton Dunwoodie, a youth
- _The American Democrat_ is a collection of short essays, for
- General histories must treat of many things, the doings of a
- At length he makes his entry into the city of flowers, and t
- Emerson held firmly to the doctrine of the brotherhood of ma
- Many paragraphs in _Nature_ and the _Essays_ struggle in the
- Notwithstanding frequent set-backs, he had it in his power a
- He was a monomaniac on plagiarism, forever raising the cry o
- In _Voices of the Night_, his earliest volume of verse, the
- His poetic aspirations were encouraged by his elder sister,
- He rises easily to poetic heights. ‘Massachusetts to Virgini
- The sources are in part colonial history or historical legen
- _The Dolliver Romance_ is one of a group of studies for an e
- Among the ‘Autocrat’s’ distinguishing traits was humanity. H
- Shortly after the fall of Fort Sumter, Motley published in t
- As is often true of historians far less notable than he, Par
- A part of the great success of these books was due to causes
- Alliteration is a mark of youth. Employed to excess it has a
- _Dream Life_ is also a collection of ‘reveries.’ Under the s
- In 1861 the little puppets were taken out of the box where t
- The following list of Whitman’s writings conveys no idea of
- [70] ‘... It is therefore deemed needful only to say in rela
- Thoreau, Henry David: his ancestry, 321;