 Solitary communion with Nature does not seem to have been sanitary or sweetening in its influence on Thoreau's character. On the contrary, his letters show him more cynical as he grew older. While he studied with respectful attention the minks and woodchucks,...  The North American Review - Sivu 582muokkaaja - 1865Koko teos - Tietoja tästä kirjasta
 | James Russell Lowell - 1871 - 450 sivua
...a cow-lily on Thursday last, as he never saw one in his life, would not see one if he could, and is prepared to prove an alibi on the day in question....with utter contempt on the august drama of destiny of which his country was the scene, and on which the curtain had already risen. He was converting us... | |
 | James Russell Lowell - 1876 - 454 sivua
...a cow-lily on Thursday last, as he never saw one in his life, would not see one if he could, and is prepared to prove an alibi on the day / in question....with utter contempt on the august drama of destiny of which his country was the scene, and on which the curtain had already risen. He was converting us... | |
 | 1921 - 744 sivua
...weaknesses. He is not so truly withdrawn as exiled, if he refuses to share in their strength. . . . "While he studied with respectful attention the minks...with utter contempt on the august drama of destiny of which hit country was the scene, and on which the curtain had already risen." — James Eussell... | |
 | James Russell Lowell - 1887 - 408 sivua
...a cow-lily on Thursday last, as he never saw one in his life, would not see one if he could, and is prepared to prove an alibi on the day in question....he studied with respectful attention the minks and woodchucka, his neighbours, he looked with utter contempt on the august drama of destiny of which his... | |
 | James Russell Lowell - 1890 - 408 sivua
...a cowlily on Thursday last, as he never saw one in his life, would not see one if he could, and is prepared to prove an alibi on the day in question....with utter contempt on the august drama of destiny of which his country was the scene, and on which the curtain had already risen. He was converting us... | |
 | Henry David Thoreau - 1890 - 158 sivua
...did for so many." Mr. Lowell, the most unsympathetic of all Thoreau's critics, has asserted that " while he studied with respectful attention the minks...with utter contempt on the august drama of destiny, of which the curtain had already risen." No evidence whatever is adduced in support of this statement,... | |
 | James Russell Lowell - 1892 - 436 sivua
...a cowlily on Thursday last, as he never saw one in his life, would not see one if he could, and is prepared to prove an alibi on the day in question....he studied with respectful attention the minks and woodehucks, his neighbors, he looked with utter contempt on the august drama of destiny of which his... | |
 | Charles Noble - 1898 - 460 sivua
...in general, study a paragraph from his essay on Thoreau, in the volume called " My Study Windows." Solitary communion with nature does not seem to have...more cynical as he grew older. While he studied with respect5 ful attention the minks and woodchucks, his neighbors, he looked with utter contempt on the... | |
 | William Morton Payne - 1904 - 350 sivua
...a cow-lily on Thursday last, as he never saw one in his life, would not see one if he could, and is prepared to prove an alibi on the day in question....with utter contempt on the august drama of destiny of which his country was the scene, and on which the curtain had already risen. He was converting us... | |
 | James Russell Lowell - 1904 - 520 sivua
...a cow-lily on Thursday last, as he never saw one in his life, would not see one if he could, and is prepared to prove an alibi on the day in question....with utter contempt on the august drama of destiny of which his country was the scene, and on which the curtain had already risen. He was converting us... | |
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