Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 750
ll, Holmes, Longfellow, Norton, Hawthorne, andothers. He came regularly and sat near Longfel-low. To young people he gave himself even morefreely than to men of his own age. One lit-tle girl always remembered him as the min-ister who took her on his lap and showedher the barberry blossom,and how… … parish, Emerson once said, is young men seek-ing their way. Boys and girls came to him withall their problems and confidences; college fellowsasked his advice for their futures. Howells said,when as a young man he went to see him: S,br»ittf~ A FRIEND FOUND HIMSEATED AT HIS DESKWITH PAPERS SPREADALL…
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