...presently a few verses from my satire about Ellery Channing, which will explain what I mean. As for Hosea, I am sorry that I began by making him such a detestable...college, and has already commenced his education. Perhaps you like the last best because it is more personal and has therefore more directness of purpose....

...presently a few verses from my satire about Ellery Channing, which will explain what I mean. As for Hosea, I am sorry that I began by making him such a detestable...mis-spelling suggests something else which is droll per sc. You see I am getting him out of it gradually. I mean to altogether. Parson Wilbur is about to propose...

...in the Standard. " As for Hosea," he wrote to his friend Mr. Charles F. Briggs, November 13, 1847, " I am sorry that I began by making him such a detestable...college, and has already commenced his education. Perhaps yon like the last best, because it is more personal and has therefore more ?' ness of purpose....

...in the Standard. " As for Hosea," he wrote to his friend Mr. Charles F. Briggs, November 13, 1847, "I am sorry that I began by making him such a detestable speller. There is no fun in bod spelling of itself, but only where the misspelling suggests something else which is droll per xr....

...in tie Standard. " As for Hosea," he wrote to his friend Mr. Charles F. Briggs, November 13, 1847, " I am sorry that I began by making him such a detestable speller. There is no fnn in bad spelling of itself, but only where the misspelling suggests something else which is droll...

...that I began by making him such a detestable speller. There is no fnn in bad spelling of ii < 1 1 . but only where the misspelling suggests something else which is droll per tie. You see I am getting him out of it gradually. I mean to altogether. Parson Wilbur is about to...

...account of the grotesque form and the exaggerated Yankee dialect. Mr. Lowell himself says of Hosea : " I am sorry that I began by making him such a detestable speller. There is no fun in bad spelling itself, but only where the misspelling suggests something else which is droll per ne." Following Lowell's...

...town, in writing, and underlined it .' " But the one man's helper grew into a sect, That laughed at al] efforts to check or scare it, Old parties before it...college, and has already commenced his education." l He dropped this intention, however, and the later numbers of the series show no marked departure...

...Autobiography. from my satire about Ellery Channing, which will explain what I mean. As for Hosea, I am sorry that I began by making him such a detestable...college, and has already commenced his education. Perhaps you like the last best because it is more personal and has therefore more directness of purpose....

...in the Standard. " As for Hosea," he wrote to his friend Mr. Charles F. Briggs, November 13, 1&47, " I am sorry that I began by making him such a detestable...misspelling suggests something else which is droll per • You see I am getting him out of it gradually. I mean to altogether. Parson Wilbur is about to propose...