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At forty he speaks of the seeding of the pine as a new discovery , though one should have thought that its gold - dust of blowing pollen might have earlier drawn his eye . Neither his at- tention nor his genius was of the spon- taneous ...
At forty he speaks of the seeding of the pine as a new discovery , though one should have thought that its gold - dust of blowing pollen might have earlier drawn his eye . Neither his at- tention nor his genius was of the spon- taneous ...
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Every thought is also a prison ; every heaven is also a prison . Therefore we love the poet , the inventor , who in any form , whether in an ode or in an action or in looks and be- havior , has yielded us a new thought .
Every thought is also a prison ; every heaven is also a prison . Therefore we love the poet , the inventor , who in any form , whether in an ode or in an action or in looks and be- havior , has yielded us a new thought .
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Imitation even of the thought of Emerson , or of any man , is fatal . The greatest peril therefore to a reader of this essay is that he may believe it , or that his approval of what is said will tempt him to say just the same thing .
Imitation even of the thought of Emerson , or of any man , is fatal . The greatest peril therefore to a reader of this essay is that he may believe it , or that his approval of what is said will tempt him to say just the same thing .
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Introduction | 1 |
Oliver Wendell Holmes 18091894 | 5 |
Washington Irving 17831859 | 16 |
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