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Purchase of this book includes free trial access to www. million-books.com where you can read more than a million books for free. This is an OCR edition with typos. Excerpt from book: CHAPTER II To Mr William Austin Dickinson THE following letters were written to Emily Dickinson's brother between the years 1847 and 1854, the earlier ones being sent from South Hadley, while he was a student in Amherst College. Later ones were written at Amherst, and sent to Boston, where he had Purchase of this book includes free trial access to www. million-books.com where you can read more than a million books for free. This is an OCR edition with typos. Excerpt from book: CHAPTER II To Mr William Austin Dickinson THE following letters were written to Emily Dickinson's brother between the years 1847 and 1854, the earlier ones being sent from South Hadley, while he was a student in Amherst College. Later ones were written at Amherst, and sent to Boston, where he had charge of a school after graduation, 1851 and 1852; while the latest were addressed to Cambridge during her brother's studies at the Harvard Law School, 1853 and 1854. During these last two years their father, the Hon. Edward Dickinson, was in Congress at Washington. [South Hadley, Autumn, 1847.] Thursday Noon. My Dear Brother Austin, - I have not really a moment of time in which to write you, and am taking time from ' silent study hours;' but I am determined not to break my promise again, and I generally carry my resolutions into effect. I watched you until you were out of sight Saturday evening, VOL. I. - 5 and then went to my room and looked over my treasures; and surely no miser ever counted his heaps of gold with more satisfaction than I gazed upon the presents from home. . I can't tell you now how much good your visit did me. My spirits have wonderfully lightened since then. I had a great mind to be homesick after you went home, but I concluded not to, and therefore gave up all homesick feelings. Was not that a wise determination? . There has been a menagerie here this week. Miss Lyon provided ' Daddy Hawks' as a beau for all the Seminary girls who wished to see the bears andmonkeys, and your sister, not caring to go, was obliged to decline the gallantry of said gentleman, - which I fear I may never have another opportunity to avail myself of. The whole company stopped in front of the Seminary and played for about a quarter of an hour, for the p Books, Literary Collections~~General, Letters-Of-Emily-Dickinson~~Emily-Dickinson, 999999999, Letters Of Emily Dickinson (Volume 1), Emily Dickinson, 0217301061, General Books LLC, , , , , General Books LLC<

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Book may have numerous typos, missing text, images, or index. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. 1894. Excerpt: ... Chapter Page X. To Mrs Todd, Mrs Tuckerman, The Misses , Mr C. H. Clark, And Mrs Currier . (1882-1886) 430 Index 443 LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS Emily Dickinson''s Home Frontispiece Page Letter To Mr C. H. Clark, facsimile 355 LETTERS OF EMILY DICKINSON CHAPTER VI To the Misses AMONG the most natural and spontaneous of Emily Dickinson''s letters are these to her cousins. They are, perhaps, more than usually full of her real self, or one unmistakable phase of that elusive individuality. Many, indeed, are so completely personal that they are of necessity omitted, and the final letter has been reserved for the closing chapter. [January, 1859.] Since it snows this morning, dear L , too fast for interruption, put your brown curls in a basket, and come and sit with me. I am sewing for Vinnie, and Vinnie is flying through the flakes to buy herself a little hood. It''s quite a fairy morning, and I often lay down my needle, and ''build a castle in the air'' which seriously impedes the sewing project. What if I pause a little longer, and write a note to you! Who will be the wiser? I have known little of you, since the October morning when our families went out driving, and you and I in the dining-room decided to be distinguished. It''s a great thing to be ''great,'' L , and you and I might tug for a life, and never accomplish it, but no one can stop our looking on, and you know some cannot sing, but the orchard is full of birds, and we all can listen. What if we learn, ourselves, some day! Who indeed knows? said you had many little cares; I hope they do not fatigue you. I would not like to think of L as weary, now and then. Sometimes / get tired, and I would rather none I love would understand the word. . . . Do you still attend Fanny Kemble? ''Aaron Burr'' and father think her an ''animal,'' but I fear zoolog... Emily Dickinson, Books, Fiction and Literature, Literary Theory and Criticism, Letters Of Emily Dickinson (volume 1) Books>Fiction and Literature>Literary Theory and Criticism, General Books LLC<

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