...after speaking of "other wanderings of mind" that "let the wolf into the fold," proceeds to say : " A young man named Ralph Waldo Emerson, a son of my...classmate of my lamented son George, after failing in the every-day avocations of a Unitarian preacher and school-master, starts a new doctrine of ' transcendentalism,'...

...subsided; but other wandering of minds takes the place of that, and equally lets the wolf into the fold. A young man, named Ralph Waldo Emerson, a son of my...class-mate of my lamented son George, after failing in the every-day avocations of a Unitarian preacher and schoolmaster, starts a new doctrine of transcendentalism,...

...subsided ; but other wandering of minds takes the place of that, and equally lets the wolf into the fold. A young man, named Ralph Waldo Emerson, a son of my...class-mate of my lamented son George, after failing in the every-day avocations of a Unitarian preacher and schoolmaster, starts a new doctrine of transcendentalism,...

...matter-of-fact way, wrote as follows: "A young man named Ralph Waldo Emerson, a son of my own loved friend, William Emerson, and a classmate of my lamented son George, after failing in the every-day avocations of a Unitarian preacher and schoolmaster, starts a new doctrine of transcendentalism,...

...subsided, but this wandering of minds takes the place of that, and equally lets the wolf into the fold. A young man named Ralph Waldo Emerson, a son of my...friend William Emerson, and a classmate of my lamented George, after failing in the every-day avocations of a Unitarian preacher and schoolmaster, starts...

...subsided, but this wandering of minds takes the place of that, and equally lets the wolf into the fold. A young man named Ralph Waldo Emerson, a son of my...friend William Emerson, and a classmate of my lamented George, after failing in the every-day avocations of a Unitarian preacher and schoolmaster, starts...

...of minds takes the place of that, and equally lets the wolf into the fold. A young man named Balph Waldo Emerson, a son of my onceloved friend William Emerson, and a classmate of my lamented George, after failing in the every-day avocations of a Unitarian preacher and schoolmaster, starts...

...can.'' John Quincy Adams wrote in 1840: "A young man named Ralph Waldo Emerson, a son of my once loved friend William Emerson and a classmate of my lamented son George, after failing in the every-day avocations of a Unitarian preacher and schoolmaster, starts a new doctrine of Transcendentalism,...

...no melodious hint of the future man, and disclosed the fact that this child of Cambridge, although a student, was as yet wholly uninfluenced by the moral..."A young man named Ralph Waldo Emerson, a son of my once -loved friend William Emerson, and a classmate of my lamented son George, after failing in the...

...no melodious hint of the future man, and disclosed the fact that this child of Cambridge, although a student, was as yet wholly uninfluenced by the moral...classmate of my lamented son George, after failing in the every-day avocation of a Unitarian preacher and school-master, starts a new doctrine of transcendentalism...