Letters of
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共 28 段- "I have a vivid recollection" (writes Dr. Dickinson S. Mille
- And now is not that enough gossip about ourselves? I wish I
- I rejoice that ten hours a day of toil makes you feel so hea
- Our political crisis is over, but the hard times still endur
- "I assuredly hold no brief for any of these healers, and mus
- But still I must be personal, and not write merely of the cl
- We get almost no syllable of American news, in spite of the
- ...There, dear Fanny, this is all I can do today in return f
- I got a letter from J. J. Chapman praising her strongly the
- DEAR SULLY,--Your letter of Feb. 8th arrived duly and gave m
- To begin with, it doesn't seem exactly like you, but rather
- I hope that Henry will have managed to get you and Miss Tuck
- I am convinced that a philosophy of _pure experience_, such
- _To Mrs. Henry Whitman._
- It is being realized as never before that religion, as one o
- ...If you never had a tired husband, at least you've got one
- I got here (after five pestilentially close-aired days in th
- DEAR OLD JACK C.,--Having this minute come into the possessi
- DEAR STRONG,--Your tightly woven little letter reached me th
- In proportion as the number of hours a day that he could spe
- I spent the first three weeks of September--warm ones--in my
- DEAR HODGSON,--I have been five months in England (you have
- DEAR FLOURNOY,--We had fondly hoped that before now you migh
- MY DEAR PILLON,--I have your good letter of the 4th--which I
- The Will to Believe--Is Life Worth Living?--The Sentiment of
- Goethe, Johann W. von, quoted, =1=, 54;
- Loring, Katharine P., =1=, 259, 262, 311, 316.
- [2] President Eliot, in a memorandum already referred to (vo