Memories of
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共 18 段- Thus from the records of bygone years many remembered figure
- He had been to two large dinners lately, one at G. W. Wales’
- For thirteen years longer, till his death in 1894 at the age
- _July 24, 1866._—We left just before eleven for Amesbury, to
- In giving the title, “Glimpses of Emerson,” to one of the ch
- _Thursday, May 27, 1873._—The Nortons came home with the
- Sweltered your servant sits and sweats and swears: (for
- Dickens allows nothing to escape his attention and gives
- _Tuesday morning, February 25._—Somewhat fatigued. The
- At dinner he gave us a marvellous description of his life as
- _Friday, April 24._—After the Press dinner in New York Mr.
- After I left the table, which I did because I thought they
- Miss Nilsson, Mrs. Richardson (her attendant), Alice
- Harte said in speaking of Longfellow that no one had yet
- Later during the dinner, talking of his life abroad, Mr. Sum
- Mrs. Livermore said she found he was toying with them and
- A perfect time and perfect weather in which to see the count
- Choate, Rufus, 288.