Familiar Letters

Familiar Letters The Writings of Henry David Thoreau, Volume 06 (of 20)

Name: Familiar Letters The Writings of Henry David Thoreau, Volume 06 (of 20)
Author: Thoreau, Henry David, 1817-1862; Sanborn, F. B. (Franklin Benjamin), 1831-1917 [Editor]

作者：Thoreau, Henry David, 1817-1862; Sanborn, F. B. (Franklin Benjamin), 1831-1917 [Editor]
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字数：639,239　来源：Project Gutenberg

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Page 235, "12 M." should possibly be "12 P.M."
IN TWENTY VOLUMES
VOLUME VI
FAMILIAR LETTERS
EDITED BY F. B. SANBORN
ENLARGED EDITION
CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION
YEARS OF DISCIPLINE
SKETCH OF THOREAU'S LIFE FROM BIRTH TO TWENTY YEARS 3
LETTERS TO HIS BROTHER JOHN AND SISTER HELEN 11
II
THE GOLDEN AGE OF ACHIEVEMENT
III
FRIENDS AND FOLLOWERS
THE SHIPWRECK OF MARGARET FULLER 183
AN ESSAY ON LOVE AND CHASTITY 198
MORAL EPISTLES TO HARRISON BLAKE OF WORCESTER 209
EXCURSIONS TO MONADNOCK AND MINNESOTA 364
LAST ILLNESS AND DEATH 395
APPENDIX: LETTERS TO ISAAC HECKER AND CALVIN H. GREENE 403
GENERAL INDEX TO THOREAU'S WORKS 417
ILLUSTRATIONS
SABBATIA _Carbon photograph (page 264)_ _Frontispiece_
THOREAU'S BOAT-LANDING, CONCORD RIVER _Colored plate_
CONCORD BATTLE-GROUND 24
WALDEN WOODS 122
THE HOSMER HOUSE 154
THOREAU'S BOAT-LANDING, CONCORD RIVER 236
FROM THE SUMMIT OF MONADNOCK 370
INTRODUCTION
When Horace wrote of a noble Roman family,--
F. B. S.
FOOTNOTE:
FAMILIAR LETTERS OF THOREAU
YEARS OF DISCIPLINE
TO HELEN THOREAU (AT TAUNTON).
TO JOHN THOREAU (AT TAUNTON).
TAHATAWAN.
TO JOHN THOREAU (AT TAUNTON).
TO JOHN THOREAU (AT TAUNTON).
HELEN.
TO JOHN THOREAU (AT WEST ROXBURY).
H. D. T.
TO HELEN THOREAU (AT ROXBURY).
TO HELEN THOREAU (AT ROXBURY).
H. D. THOREAUS.
Te valere desiderium est
P. S. Epistolam die solis proxima expectamus. (Amanuense, H. D. T.)
VERNACULAR VERSION.
But soon, changing my tune, and with a cheerfuller note, I'll say,--
H. D. THOREAU.
POSTSCRIPT. (BY MRS. THOREAU.)
That you may enjoy good health is the prayer of
TO HELEN THOREAU (AT ROXBURY).
Equally to you and Sophia, from
TO MRS. LUCY BROWN[15] (AT PLYMOUTH).
HENRY D. THOREAU.
TO MRS. LUCY BROWN (AT PLYMOUTH).
TO MRS. LUCY BROWN (AT PLYMOUTH).
HENRY D. THOREAU.
TO MRS. LUCY BROWN (AT PLYMOUTH).
TO MRS. LUCY BROWN (AT PLYMOUTH).
TO RICHARD F. FULLER (AT CAMBRIDGE).
TO MRS. LUCY BROWN (AT PLYMOUTH).
TO R. W. EMERSON (AT NEW YORK).
TO R. W. EMERSON (AT NEW YORK).
I believe these things.
HENRY D. THOREAU.
TO R. W. EMERSON (AT NEW YORK).
P. S.
TO R. W. EMERSON (AT NEW YORK).
TO RICHARD F. FULLER (AT CAMBRIDGE).
TO HIS FATHER AND MOTHER (AT CONCORD).
TO SOPHIA THOREAU (AT CONCORD).
I hope you will not be washed away by the Irish sea.
On the 23d of May he wrote from Castleton to his sister Helen thus:--
TO MRS. EMERSON (AT CONCORD).
TO R. W. EMERSON (AT CONCORD).
TO R. W. EMERSON (AT CONCORD).
TO HIS FATHER AND MOTHER (AT CONCORD).
TO MRS. EMERSON.
HENRY.
TO MRS. THOREAU (AT CONCORD).
TO R. W. EMERSON (AT CONCORD).
H. D. T.
I had a friendly and cheery letter from Lane a month ago.
TO HELEN THOREAU (AT ROXBURY).
TO MRS. THOREAU (AT CONCORD).
TO R. W. EMERSON (AT CONCORD).
Pray don't think of Bradbury & Soden[31] any more,--
I see that they have given up their shop here.
TO MRS. THOREAU (AT CONCORD).
TO R. W. EMERSON (AT CONCORD).
TO HIS MOTHER (AT CONCORD).
TO MRS. EMERSON (AT CONCORD).
TO R. W. EMERSON (AT CONCORD).
TO HELEN THOREAU (AT CONCORD).
FOOTNOTES:
II
GOLDEN AGE OF ACHIEVEMENT
ELLERY CHANNING TO THOREAU (AT CONCORD).
CHARLES LANE TO THOREAU (AT CONCORD).
CHARLES LANE.
CHAS. LANE.
TO ELLIOT CABOT (AT BOSTON).
TO ELLIOT CABOT (AT BOSTON).
AGASSIZ TO THOREAU (AT CONCORD).
TO SOPHIA THOREAU (AT BANGOR).
TO R. W. EMERSON (IN ENGLAND).
H. D. T.
To these letters Emerson replied from England:--
TO R. W. EMERSON (IN ENGLAND).
HENRY THOREAU.
TO R. W. EMERSON (IN ENGLAND).
TO R. W. EMERSON (IN ENGLAND).
TO R. W. EMERSON (IN ENGLAND).
HENRY THOREAU.
TO ELLIOT CABOT.
TO R. W. EMERSON.[41]
TO HARRISON BLAKE (AT WORCESTER).
HENRY THOREAU.
TO HARRISON BLAKE (AT WORCESTER).
CONCORD, May 2, 1848
TO HORACE GREELEY (AT NEW YORK).
TO HARRISON BLAKE (AT MILTON).
HENRY THOREAU.
I still owe you a worthy answer.
TO HARRISON BLAKE.
HENRY D. THOREAU.
TO HARRISON BLAKE (AT MILTON).
TO HARRISON BLAKE (AT MILTON).
H. D. T.
FOOTNOTES:
III
FRIENDS AND FOLLOWERS
TO R. W. EMERSON[42] (AT CONCORD).
TO HARRISON BLAKE (IN MILTON).
TO T. W. HIGGINSON (AT BOSTON).
The second letter follows:--
TO MARSTON WATSON (AT PLYMOUTH).
TO SOPHIA THOREAU (AT BANGOR).
TO HARRISON BLAKE (AT WORCESTER).
H. D. T.
TO HARRISON BLAKE (AT WORCESTER).
LOVE.
CHASTITY AND SENSUALITY.
TO HARRISON BLAKE (AT WORCESTER).
TO HARRISON BLAKE (AT WORCESTER).
TO HARRISON BLAKE (AT WORCESTER).
TO HARRISON BLAKE (AT WORCESTER).
TO HARRISON BLAKE (AT WORCESTER).
TO MARSTON WATSON (AT PLYMOUTH).
TO HARRISON BLAKE (AT WORCESTER).
TO DANIEL RICKETSON (AT NEW BEDFORD).
TO HARRISON BLAKE (AT WORCESTER).
TO HARRISON BLAKE.
TO DANIEL RICKETSON (AT NEW BEDFORD).
TO DANIEL RICKETSON (AT NEW BEDFORD).
TO THOMAS CHOLMONDELEY (AT HODNET).
TO F. B. SANBORN (AT HAMPTON FALLS, N. H.).
TO HARRISON BLAKE (AT WORCESTER).
TO HARRISON BLAKE (AT WORCESTER).
TO DANIEL RICKETSON (AT NEW BEDFORD).
TO DANIEL RICKETSON (AT NEW BEDFORD).
TO DANIEL RICKETSON (AT NEW BEDFORD).
TO HARRISON BLAKE (AT WORCESTER).
TO DANIEL RICKETSON (AT NEW BEDFORD).
TO DANIEL RICKETSON (AT NEW BEDFORD).
TO HARRISON BLAKE (AT WORCESTER).
TO HARRISON BLAKE (AT WORCESTER).
TO BRONSON ALCOTT (AT WALPOLE, N. H.).
CONCORD, SEPTEMBER 1, 1856.
TO DANIEL RICKETSON (AT NEW BEDFORD).
TO SOPHIA THOREAU.
HENRY.
TO HARRISON BLAKE (AT WORCESTER).
TO HARRISON BLAKE (AT WORCESTER).
TO B. B. WILEY (AT CHICAGO).
TO B. B. WILEY (AT CHICAGO).
TO HARRISON BLAKE (AT WORCESTER).
I must depend on meeting Mr. Wasson some other time.
TO DANIEL RICKETSON (AT NEW BEDFORD).
TO DANIEL RICKETSON (AT NEW BEDFORD).
TO HARRISON BLAKE (AT WORCESTER).
TO HARRISON BLAKE (AT WORCESTER).
TO MARSTON WATSON (AT PLYMOUTH).
TO DANIEL RICKETSON (AT NEW BEDFORD).
TO DANIEL RICKETSON (AT NEW BEDFORD).
TO HARRISON BLAKE (AT WORCESTER).
TO HARRISON BLAKE (AT WORCESTER).
TO T. W. HIGGINSON (AT WORCESTER).
TO MARSTON WATSON (AT PLYMOUTH).
TO HARRISON BLAKE (AT WORCESTER).
TO DANIEL RICKETSON (AT NEW BEDFORD).
TO DANIEL RICKETSON (AT NEW BEDFORD).
TO DANIEL RICKETSON (AT NEW BEDFORD).
TO DANIEL RICKETSON (AT NEW BEDFORD).
TO HARRISON BLAKE (AT WORCESTER).
TO DANIEL RICKETSON (AT NEW BEDFORD).
TO DANIEL RICKETSON, (AT NEW BEDFORD).
TO HARRISON BLAKE (AT WORCESTER).
I am off--a-barberrying.
TO HARRISON BLAKE (AT WORCESTER).
HENRY D. THOREAU.
TO HARRISON BLAKE (AT WORCESTER).
TO SOPHIA THOREAU (AT CAMPTON, N. H.).
HENRY.
TO HARRISON BLAKE (AT WORCESTER).
TO HARRISON BLAKE (AT WORCESTER).
TO DANIEL RICKETSON (AT NEW BEDFORD).
TO DANIEL RICKETSON (AT NEW BEDFORD).
TO PARKER PILLSBURY (AT CONCORD N. H.).
HENRY D. THOREAU.
T. CHOLMONDELEY TO THOREAU (IN MINNESOTA).
TO HARRISON BLAKE (AT WORCESTER).
TO F. B. SANBORN (AT CONCORD).
I do not even know what the attitude of England is at present.
TO DANIEL RICKETSON (AT NEW BEDFORD).
TO DANIEL RICKETSON (AT NEW BEDFORD).
HENRY D. THOREAU.
SOPHIA THOREAU TO DANIEL RICKETSON (AT NEW BEDFORD).
MR. RICKETSON:
BRONSON ALCOTT TO DANIEL RICKETSON (AT NEW BEDFORD).
A. BRONSON ALCOTT.
TO MYRON B. BENTON (AT LEEDSVILLE, N. Y.).
FOOTNOTES:
In my mind the best thing he ever wrote."
APPENDIX
TO ISAAC HECKER (AT NEW YORK).
TO ISAAC HECKER (AT NEW YORK).
TO CALVIN H. GREENE (AT ROCHESTER, MICH.).
I return the stamps which I have not used.
I shall be glad to see you if I ever come your way.
FOOTNOTES:
GENERAL INDEX
GENERAL INDEX
ACROSS THE CAPE, =4=, 129-149.
AFTER THE DEATH OF JOHN BROWN, =4=, 451-454.
ALLEGASH AND EAST BRANCH, THE, =3=, 174-327.
AUTUMNAL TINTS, =5=, 249-289.
BAKER FARM, =2=, 223-231.
BEACH, THE, =4=, 57-78.
BEACH AGAIN, THE, =4=, 102-128.
BEAN-FIELD, THE, =2=, 171-184.
BRUTE NEIGHBORS, =2=, 247-262.
CARLYLE, THOMAS, AND HIS WORKS, =4=, 316-355.
CHESUNCOOK, =3=, 93-173.
CIVIL DISOBEDIENCE, =4=, 356-387.
CONCORD RIVER, =1=, 3-11.
D. D.'s and chickadee-dees, =4=, 469.
EAST BRANCH, THE ALLEGASH AND, =3=, 174-327.
ECONOMY, =2=, 3-89.
FORMER INHABITANTS, AND WINTER VISITORS, =2=, 282-298.
FRIDAY, =1=, 356-420.
HERALD OF FREEDOM, =4=, 306-310.
HIGHER LAWS, =2=, 232-246.
HIGHLAND LIGHT, THE, =4=, 150-175.
HOUSE-WARMING, =2=, 263-281.
KTAADN, =3=, 3-90.
LANDLORD, THE, =5=, 153-162.
LAST DAYS OF JOHN BROWN, THE, =4=, 441-450.
LIFE WITHOUT PRINCIPLE, =4=, 455-482.
MONDAY, =1=, 121-187.
MOONLIGHT, NIGHT AND, =5=, 323-333.
NATURAL HISTORY OF MASSACHUSETTS, =5=, 103-131.
NIGHT AND MOONLIGHT, =5=, 323-333.
PARADISE (TO BE) REGAINED, =4=, 280-305.
Peleus and Cadmus, translation, =5=, 381
PLAINS OF NAUSET, THE, =4=, 31-56.
PLEA FOR JOHN BROWN, A, =4=, 409-440.
POEMS, =5=, 393-419.
POND IN WINTER, THE, =2=, 312-329.
PONDS THE, =2=, 192-222.
PROVINCETOWN, =4=, 212-273.
READING, =2=, 110-122.
SATURDAY, =1=, 12-40.
SEA AND THE DESERT, THE, =4=, 176-211.
SERVICE, THE, QUALITIES OF THE RECRUIT, =4=, 277-279.
SHIPWRECK, THE, =4=, 3-18.
SLAVERY IN MASSACHUSETTS, =4=, 388-408.
SOUNDS, =2=, 123-142.
SPRING, =2=, 330-351.
STAGE-COACH VIEWS, =4=, 19-30.
SUCCESSION OF FOREST TREES, THE, =5=, 184-204.
SUNDAY, =1=, 42-120.
THURSDAY, =1=, 317-355.
TRANSLATIONS, =5=, 337-392.
TUESDAY, =1=, 188-248.
ULTIMA THULE, =6=, 236, 255.
VILLAGE, THE, =2=, 185-191.
VISITORS, =2=, 155-170.
WALK TO WACHUSETT, A, =5=, 133-152.
WALKING, =5=, 205-248.
WEDNESDAY, =1=, 249-316.
WELLFLEET OYSTERMAN, THE, =4=, 79-102.
WENDELL PHILLIPS BEFORE THE CONCORD LYCEUM, =4=, 311-315.
WHERE I LIVED, AND WHAT I LIVED FOR, =2=, 90-109.
WILD APPLES, =5=, 290-322.
WINTER ANIMALS, =2=, 299-311.
WINTER VISITORS, FORMER INHABITANTS AND, =2=, 282-298.
WINTER WALK, A, =5=, 163-183.
YANKEE IN CANADA, A, =5=, 1-101.