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IV, "E nglish Traits was a very good piece ofwork
to have been written by a foreigner ner. Emerson
had the hower to in other people's
8
places, and therefore could makes abether story out
of it than many others could had they tried.
V
E merson could not write poetry as her could
essays. His poetry ,did not seem to rhyr me as it
10
should have and was wan finky. E merson sand him
self that he could wat write poetry.
VI.
mystery and they nearly always were contained
anallergy and moral although 1 never brought
their
10
out if one cared enough to find it, they could
easily do so.
VIII
Longfellow thought a great deal of tak
thorne as is shown in his parm which heurote
in memory of Hanthome and the day that he
was buried on. He spoke of him as a wizard
in
the eighth verse There in reclusion and remote
10
from men
The wig and hand hes cold- etc.
He seemed to think that Hawlhome had su
her human gift.
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