The Writings of John Burroughs: Indoor studies

Abraham Cowley Arnold artist barn swallow beauty bird Carlyle Carlyle's character charm church classic clear criticism culture earth Eliza Cook Emerson emotion English essays fact feel field flavor flower force genius give Goethe gray wolf Greek heart Hellenism heroic human ideal ideas imagination impression individual intellectual interest John Bull Johnson journal kind knowledge less letters light literary literature live look mankind Matthew Arnold mind moral natural truth never passion Plutarch poems poet poetic poetry principle probably prose Protestantism pure Puritanism qualities race reader religion religious RYDAL WATER Sainte-Beuve says scientific seems sense sentiment Silurian skulker solitude soul speak spirit style sweet sympathy taste things Thoreau thought tion Titmouse to-day tree true ture Victor Hugo virtue voice Walden Walden Pond White whole wild words Wordsworth writer