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Emerson - Thoreau Letters (VII-XI) The Dial Period

by Henry D. Thoreau

But let her know that the Fates pay a compliment to those whom they make sick, and they have not to ask, “What have I done?” Remember me to your mother, and remember me yourself as you are remembered by H. D. T.

I had a friendly and cheery letter from Lane a month ago.

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