Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 482
31 he married Miss Mary Potter. Inaddition to his work in the college, he foundtime to write critical articles on foreign litera-ture. He seems to have had but few poetic im-pulses at this period; and his thoughts expressedthemselves more naturally in prose. The influ-ence of Irving is visible in a… … i^4rwv^ Kh .^(Vvv^fiJUo jPKJUOVA.7 469 47o deeper poetic grace of its own and a more ro-mantic touch. The year after this first ventureinto literature, Longfellow was called to theprofessorship of modern languages at HarvardCollege. Again he went to Europe for furtherstudy, being absent for a year…
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