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Thomas Wentworth Higginson, Letters and Journals of Thomas Wentworth Higginson, Chapter 1: Cambridge and Newburyport (search)
ield for dead and afterwards made Lieutenant instead (think of that 11), and is a commonplace and uninteresting mortal, after all. .. . Hydropaths keep early hours, and even this broke up soon after ten. Thus we find resources indoors and sometimes run out between the drops. In the evening Louisa plays us songs without words and spirit waltzes and Erlkings and other things tender and terrible. December 19, 1851 Wednesday night I lectured at Milford, Massachusetts. On the way up from Framingham . .. I observed an excitement among railroad officials about the lecture — conductor asked passengers if they were going, and brakemen asked each other if they were. As I moralized on the good effects of Lyceums among the people, the conductor came along; I asked some questions which revealed me as the lecturer; then the mystery came out. Sir, said he, do you know that the President of the Lyceum is absent, and the Vice-President, who will introduce you, is the engineer of this very trai