New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-18

here contemporancously with the English edition.
The ocat of SO new book would help the SAFE very
much. But better device would be thht you
should embark in the Victoria steamer and come IN
q fortnight to New York. and in twenty-1onr nours
more to Concord. Your study armchair nreR hen
and bed long vacant. augurlng expect you. Ihen
YOU shall revise your proofs and dictate W.T. ana
learning to the New World. Think of it i'll good
earnest In aid of your friendest purpose, VIII
set down some of the facts. occupy Or imProre as
we Yankees say two acres only OF Gods earth, on
which Is my house, my kitchen garden. my orchard
is now very good one for comfort and Astounding
in room Besides my house have, believe, Z2.ooo
dollars, whose income in ordinary years Ii SIX per
cent. have no otner tithe or glebe except tne IN
come of my winter lectures. which was last winter
500 dollars. Well, with this income, here at Nome
am rich man. stay at home and 20 ap ,;ur az
my own expense. | have food, warmth, leisure
books friends. Go away from home, am ricn NJ
longer. never have dollar to spend on fancy y:
As no wise man, suppose, ever was rIcn y, ;n
OF freedom 10 spend because OF the ihuhu p.
of claims, neither am l. who am not wise. pu, A.
home am rich, rich enough for ten DrolneIs'r ca
wife Ldan is an incarnation or Chilstlani,9 tive
her Ashland keeps my philosophy from An. LIN
manisin; my mother whitest. miidest. lost o Dr
sentative Of ladies, whose only exception w nv
universal preference for Old thugs Is nI' orti nv
boy, piece of love and sunshine wen WIZ d tbres
watching from morning to night; THESE anu CO.. ~ ne
domestic women, who cock and sew anu iun az ond
make all my household. Here slt s.n' 10. ,arts
write wth very little system and, as far as regaIus
composition. with the most fragnehtaiy iosa ~
paragraphs incomprehensible' each eoI''"'o " "
fniteiy Tepellent particle, ;uhhor nanooa
nv garden and week ago set ont on lhe Yves.
side of my houss forty young pine 'iees ~ The
me or INV son from the wind OF January. Inc
of the place is the occasional presence OF
some ten or twelve persons good and wise VINO V!s'.
us in the course of the year But my s'oly u ,oJ
long ALREADY God grant that you will come anu
bring that blessed wife, whose protracted illness we
heartily grieve TO learn, and whom voyage anu
my wifes and my mothers nursing wousu heaitS
NV wife sends to her this message: " Come, ana
will be to you a sister" What have You to DO with
West. Come and live with me year. and If you
do not like New England well enough to stay, one
of these years when the History has passed It's Ten
editions and been translated INTO as Ii auy
lanonaeesl will come and dwell with you.
/ gladly hear what you say OF Sterling | am
foolish enough TO be delighted with being az OBJECT
of kindness to a man have never seen and who has
not seen me- / have not yet got the BIdckoooG foT
March which long TO see but the other three
papers have read with great satisfaction dt t Ihe5
AS to,Miss Martineau know not we what to say.
Meaning to do me a signal Kindness tand a KIND
quite out of all measure OF Justce she does me
a great annoyance-to take away from me e, my
privacy and thrust me before my time ar ever there
he a time) into the arena of the gladators TO be
stared at / was ashamed to read. and ant ashamed
to remember. Yet as you see her. | would not be
wanting in gratitude to gifted and generous iady
who so literally transhgures ones dement's. 30 YOU
shall tell her. If you please, that read all her Dook
with pleasure but that part, and II ever ] snail
travel west south, think she has furnished me
with the eyes.--Farewell, dear wise man. L tnlnK
your poverty honorable above the common
brightness of that thorn crown of the great. III
earns you the love of men and the praise of thou
sand years. Yet hopeIt 1.-THE angelical Bedame. all
helping all-bated. has given you her last lessons
and finding you so striding proficient Will dis.
miss you to hundred editions and the alteration of
the booksellers. X. w. EMERSON.
young engineer in Cambridge, by name Nc
Kean. volunteers his services in correcting the
proofs of the Mscellanies and be has your Errata-
for the love of the reading. Shall we have anthra-
cite coal or wood in your chamber My old mother
Is glad you coming.