New Britain herald. [volume], March 29, 1921, Image 12

About New Britain herald. [volume] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976

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I hi literary style were rather
tnlacent of that famous New
itand school of eiwayists a genera
i or two before him. Ills earliest
illnr. on "Expression." was at one
is widely mistaken for the work of
lerson. a close reader of whom
,rrouirhs had cn from youth.
a later works oh nature su crested
tnMhlntc of Thorenu, but. as critics
Id. llurrougrhs was the more
rlable writer.
Ixved Nature a Boy.
lie learned to love nature when he
ove cows at his birthplace farm,
oxhnry. among the Catskllls, in
w rU state, but anything like a
term composition was a bugbear
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his classmate, sixty eonts for a tw
line verse which he handed in as
own.
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lie was born in 1837. In 1
M-ent to Washington with someir?
or an inclination to enlist In t
Union army, but he decided to seek
government office. Itjs related th
with only a, few of his poems
credentials he walked into
treasury department and asked f
Job. It was agreed that his Y
verses really smelt of the woof
smacked of sincerity. He S
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At a little desk, facing th
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breezily -when the spirit moved him
of the secrets of nature. He never
made much of- the discovery of new
species, and nothing: of cataloguing"
them, but delighted in finding; for
himself and revealing to ' others 4 the
charms of close contact with the
birds, bees and flowers. The. essence
of , his philosophy was always bright,
in agreement with Browning, that
"All's well with thQ world."
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"nature fakers'" and ' those who
charged him with ' brutal Instincts in
his hunting, trips. the venerable
Burroughs f always r came to ' the
Colonel's defense. . With John' Muir,
the naturalist of the West,. Burroughs
once toured the canyons and colabo
once with Muir in a "Study of Our
National Parks.", ,
"Rlverby" and "Slabsides," Bur
roughs' retreats on the Hudson, be
came' shrines for his. many admirers,
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his . books included tfaere were lnvariably reCeived in the
wl most democratic fashion by the ccle
.f brated-naturalist. '),.
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