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" By and by there was a little stir on the staircase and in the passage-way, and in lounged a tall, loosejointed figure, of an exaggerated Yankee port and demeanor, whom (as being about the homeliest man I ever saw, yet by no means repulsive or disagreeable)... "
Tales, Sketches, and Other Papers - Sivu 309
tekijä(t) Nathaniel Hawthorne - 1883 - 569 sivua
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The Atlantic Monthly, Nide 1;Nide 27

1871 - 798 sivua
...from a Massachusetts whip-factory, with a present of a splendid whip to the Chief Magistrate : — " By and by there was a little stir on the staircase...as Uncle Abe. " Unquestionably, Western man though he'be, and Kentuckian by birth, President Lincoln is the essential representative of all Yankees, and...

The Atlantic Monthly, Nide 10

1862 - 796 sivua
...without any common sponsor, but all with an equal right to look our head-servant in the face. By-and-by there was a little stir on the staircase and in the passageway, etc., etc.* Good Heavens ! what liberties have I been taking with one of the potentates of the earth,...

Tales of The White Hills: Legends of New England...

Nathaniel Hawthorne - 1879 - 346 sivua
...a splendid whip to the Chief Magistrate : — " By and by there was a little stir on the stairease and in the passageway, and in lounged a tall, loose-jointed...disagreeable) it was impossible not to recognize as Unele Abe. "Unquestionably, Western man though he be, and Kenturkian by birth, President Linroln is...

Hawthorne's Works, Nide 24

Nathaniel Hawthorne - 1899 - 300 sivua
...breakfast, and would come as soon as he could. His appetite, we were glad to think, must have been a pretty fair one ; for we waited about half an hour...loosejointed figure, of an exaggerated Yankee port and de» meanor, whom (as being about the homeliest man I ever saw, yet by no means repulsive or disagreeable)...

The Complete Works of Nathaniel Hawthorne, Nide 12

Nathaniel Hawthorne - 1889 - 616 sivua
...conscientiously observed, — unless, indeed, the writer chanced to hare some very piquant motives for \ iolat ing them. pretty fair one ; for we waited about half...Abe. Unquestionably, Western man though he be, and Kentuekian by birth, President Lincoln is the essential representative of all Yankees, and the veritable...

Hawthorne and His Publisher

Caroline Ticknor - 1913 - 400 sivua
...to each other, and without any common sponsor, but all with an equal right to look our head servant in the face. By and by there was a little stir on the staircase and in the passageway, and..." At this point the editor of the "Atlantic Monthly" thought it wise to omit the writer's portrait of...

Some Makers of American Literature

William Lyon Phelps - 1923 - 208 sivua
...very sincerely and respectfully, ABRAHAM LINCOLN" Hawthorne's portrait of Lincoln was made in 1862. "By and by there was a little stir on the staircase...and Kentuckian by birth, President Lincoln is the es94 sential representative of all Yankees, and the veritable specimen, physically, of what the world...

The Atlantic Monthly, Nide 1;Nide 27

1871 - 818 sivua
...from a Massachusetts whip-factory, with a present of a splendid whip to the Chief Magistrate : — " By and by there was a little stir on the staircase...he be, and Kentuckian by birth, President Lincoln b> the essential representative of all Yankees, and the veritable specimen, physically, of what the...

"...the real war will never get in the books": Selections from Writers ...

Louis P. Masur - 1995 - 316 sivua
...without any common sponsor, but all with an equal right to look our head-servant in the face. By-and-by there was a little stir on the staircase and in the passage-way, etc., etc.* *We are compelled to omit two or three pages, in which the author describes the interview,...
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Memory's Nation: The Place of Plymouth Rock

John D. Seelye - 1998 - 724 sivua
...placed around President Lincoln himself, with whom Hawthorne met and conversed, who appeared to him "about the homeliest man I ever saw, yet by no means repulsive or disagreeable." Lincoln was deemed acceptable by Hawthorne because, though a "Western man," the lanky president seemed...
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