Emerson: A Study of the Poet as Seer

admiration Alcott appear Aunt Mary beauty believe biographers Boston Brook Farm brother Cabot called Carlyle character Concord Coventry Patmore criticism delight divine doubt Edward Elizabeth Peabody Ellen Emer Emerson England essay experience expression eyes fact faith favourite feel genius heart heaven Holmes human idealism idealists ideas imagination instinct intellectual interest John Jay Chapman Journal later lecture letter live look Margaret Fuller means mind Montaigne moral mystic nature never objects Over-Soul pantheist passages perhaps persons philosophy Plato Plutarch poem poet poetic poetry preach principle prose quoted Ralph Ralph Waldo Emerson reason Sartor Resartus says seems self-reliance sense serene social society solitude soul speak spirit style theory things Thoreau thought tion titmouse transcendental Transcendental Club transcendentalist truth Unitarian universe verse visited Walden Pond Waldo Washington Allston words Wordsworth writes young youth