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The writings of John Greenleaf Whittier, Volume 7. (ed. John Greenleaf Whittier), Zzz Missing head (search)
h the clearness and directness of his spiritual insight. Elizur Wright, the young professor of a Western college, who had lost his place by his bold advocacy of freedom, with a look of sharp concentration in keeping with an intellect keen as a Damascus blade, closely watched the proceedings through his spectacles, opening his mouth only to speak directly to the purpose. The portly form of Dr. Bartholomew Fussell, the beloved physician, from that beautiful land of plenty and peace which Bayard Taylor has described in his Story of Kennett, was not to be overlooked. Abolitionist in heart and soul, his house was known as the shelter of runaway slaves, and no sportsman ever entered into the chase with such zest as he did into the arduous and sometimes dangerous work of aiding their escape and baffling their pursuers. The youngest man present was, I believe, James Miller McKim, a Presbyterian minister from Columbia, afterwards one of our most efficient workers. James Mott, E. L. Capron
The writings of John Greenleaf Whittier, Volume 7. (ed. John Greenleaf Whittier), Criticism (search)
rvest of the brief arctic summer, combine with the vigorous diction and robust thought of their predecessors the warm and genial humanity of a religion of love and the graces and amenities of a high civilization. But we have wandered somewhat aside from our purpose, which was simply to introduce the following poem, which, in tile boldness of its tone and vigor of language, reminds us of the Sword Chant, the Wooing Song, and other rhymed sagas of Motherwell. The Norseman's Ride. by Bayard Taylor. The frosty fires of northern starlight Gleamed on the glittering snow, And through the forest's frozen branches The shrieking winds did blow; A floor of blue and icy marble Kept Ocean's pulses still, When, in the depths of dreary midnight, Opened the burial hill. Then, while the low and creeping shudder Thrilled upward through the ground, The Norseman came, as armed for battle, In silence from his mound,— He who was mourned in solemn sorrow By many a swordsman bold, And harps that wai
The writings of John Greenleaf Whittier, Volume 7. (ed. John Greenleaf Whittier), Index of titles of prose writings (search)
o the Celebration of my Eightieth Birthday by the Colored Citizens of Washington, D. C., VII. 196. Roberts, John, VI. 104. Rogers, Nathaniel Peabody, VI. 216. School-day Remembrances, VI. 316. Scottish Reformers, Tile, VI. 417. Sewall, Samuel E., Letter to, VII. 87. Singletary, Dr., My Summer with, v. 197. Society of Friends, Tile, VII. 305. Suffrage for Women, VII. 247. Sumner, Charles, and the State Department, VII. 155. Sumner, The Censure of, VII. 167. Swedenborg, VII. 274. Taking Comfort, v. 381. Tappan, Lewis, VI. 278. Taylor, Bayard, VI. 281. Torrey, The Funeral of, VI. 271. Training, The, v. 345. Two Processions, The, VII. 115. Utopian Schemes and Political Theorists, VII. 199. What is Slavery? VII. 100. Whipple, Edwin Percy, VI. 318. Winthrop, John, VI. 436. Woman Suffrage, VII. 227. Women, Suffrage for, VII. 247. Woolhan's, John, Journal, VII. 315. World's End, The, v. 419. Yankee Gypsies, v. 326.