Statistics for occurrence #1 of “James T. Fields” in chapter 9 of Thomas Wentworth Higginson, Carlyle's laugh and other surprises:
...ical head illuminated, or said of Wendell Phillips, Many are the friends of his golden tongue.
This quality I never felt more, perhaps, than when he once said, when dining with me at the house of James T. Fields , in 1862, and speaking of a writer whom I thought I had reason to know pretty well: He has a love of wholeness; in this respect far surpassing Emerson.
It is scarcely possible, for any one who r...
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