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Chariots of delight--West Newton--Raw American life--Baby's fingers--Our

cousin Benjamin's untoward head--Our uncle Horace--His vacuum--A

reformer's bristles--Grace Greenwood's first tears--The heralding

of Kossuth--The decorated engine--The chief incident of the

reception--Blithedale and Brook Farm--Notes from real

life--Rough draughts--Paths of composition--The struggle with the

Pensioner--Hawthorne's method--The invitation of Concord--Four wooden

walls and a roof--Mr. Alcott's aesthetic carpentering--Appurtenances of

"The Wayside"--Franklin Pierce for President--"The most homeless people

in the world"

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