Nature - RW Emerson

Nature




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Nature


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Texts : Nature: Addresses/Lectures : NATURE


Nature





A subtle chain of countless rings

The next unto the farthest brings;

The eye reads omens where it goes,

And speaks all languages the rose;

And, striving to be man, the worm

Mounts through all the spires of form.






Introduction

Nature

Commodity

Beauty

Language

Discipline

Idealism

Spirit

Prospects


(from Nature; Addresses and Lectures)



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[ Essays: First Series ] [ Essays: Second Series ] [ Nature: Addresses/Lectures ] [ Representative Men ] [ English Traits ] [ The Conduct of Life ] [ Lectures / Biographies ] [ Letters and Social Aims ] [ Early Emerson Poems ] [ Uncollected Prose ] [ Government of Children ] [ On Emerson ]