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My friend, my friend the story of Thoreau's relationship with Emerson
The thoughts and feelings of Thoreau and Emerson are well documented in letters and journals. Harmon Smith is able to "trace the pattern of their emotional involvement in great detail. What emerges is both a remarkable portrait of their relationship and an intimate look at the nature of friendship itself."
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- "The thoughts and feelings of Thoreau and Emerson are well documented in letters and journals. Harmon Smith is able to "trace the pattern of their emotional involvement in great detail. What emerges is both a remarkable portrait of their relationship and an intimate look at the nature of friendship itself.""@en
- "The thoughts and feelings of Thoreau and Emerson are well documented in letters and journals. Harmon Smith is able to "trace the pattern of their emotional involvement in great detail. What emerges is both a remarkable portrait of their relationship and an intimate look at the nature of friendship itself.""
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- "My friend, my friend : the story of Thoreau's relationship with Emerson"
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