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(???) described to him the hermit thrush he had known as a boya bird that Audubon apparently had never discovered. Burroughs had occasionally heard its songa quarter of a mile away rising over a chorus of wrens and warblersresembling no other sound that he recalled in naturea beati- tude that was religiouspure and serene. This was the bird that appeared in Whitman’s poem. Van Wyck Brooks The Times of Melville and Whitman ???? Some of the most interesting of the pilgrims who sought Whitman out in his later years in CamdenNew Jerseycame from England: Oscar Wildewearing his brown velvet suitcrossed over to Camden with J. M. Stoddardthe publisher. They were admitted to the Whitman home on Stevens Street by Walt’s sister-in-lawwho o ?ered them elder- berry wine. Wilde drank it o? as if it ‘were the nectar of the gods’ and con?ded to Stoddard later that‘If it had been vinegarI would have drunk it all the samefor I have an admiration for that man which I can hardly express.’ The two poets got along splendidly together. Walt called him‘Oscar’ and the younger man sat at his feet on a low stoolwith his hand on the poet’s knee. Next day to a Philadelphia Press reporter Whitma louboutin 2011 springyilai: nike high heels louis vuitton outlet http://www.cesarstworpg.fora.pl/dziela,11/jiuzhen-zhongjing1-3a-8211-4aauthor-8217-s-trans,6850.html#17008 |
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