Old Concord, ses routes et ruelles ; . o être mis à côté d'eux, nous voyons la belle quartz rose- bowlderof plus suggestifs de mémoriaux !Pas de ciseau modélisateurs a touché il itsrough pour élaguer la beauté. Tout comme il est venu de son nativequarry, c'est ])avec lacets au-dessus du coeur qui est resté 126 Old Concord. throuo-h un lono- vie, fraîche comme de ses décideurs mains.pas de mots sont nécessaires pour faire connaître l'inconnu, c'est la tombe de Ralph Waldo Emerson. ^1^/ li^^^^S'éfvp iiSS".^S"S&a^^^ !j>j8 P iiiifltifri liirmihiila » 1 ii "8*4**" n"Hi" MWKttMMan« ft C BMmX9*" HPHHHH ^^». Bk *^ ^^^^ ? Je m^^^j'^^ t.iv ,.x., :--^-,,,, .

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Old Concord, her highways and byways; . o be laid beside them, we see the beautiful bowlderof pink quartz— most suggestive of memorials!No modelers chisel has touched it to prune itsrough beauty. Just as it came from its nativequarry, it was ])laced above the heart that remained 126 Old Concord. throuo-h a lono- life, fresh as from its Makers hands.No words are needed to tell the stranger, This isthe grave of Ralph Waldo Emerson. ^1^/ li^^pia^ S^iiSS».^S»S&a^!i^^>j8 P ii iiiifltifri liirmihiila 1 « «8*4**» n«Hi»MWKttMMan«ft C BMmX9*« ^^HPHHHH «. Bk *^ ^^i^ ?^StS^^^i^ t^.iv , .x, .:--^-, , ., , ., •«? THE TABLET ON KEYES HILL. And just across the narrow driveway is the new-made grave of one who, called in the midst of hiswork, found here appropriate resting-place. Justas unique in his way — just as striking a figure inhis individuality, his was the part in lifes greatwork to break a path for the tender feet of the little 1 A % i / f 1, ife -.A. SITE OK irARVARD COLLKGE TiaiPORARILV LOCATED AT CONCORD: Her Highways arid Byzvays. 129 ones who clamored for knowledge. The childrensfriend brought to them their printed page — theirown Hterature; he went into new and untried waysto do it; he made himself their champion; hestruosled on mid difficulties and obstacles thatwould have defeated one not sent by God to dothat work. And suddenly he was not, for Godtook him ^ the man with the heart of a little child, and the will and the fibre of a hero. Midday finds us after a visit to the Tablet onKeyes Hill, lunching in our phaeton, in a shadyspot on College Road. Over a winding thorough-fare, striking off near the old Barrett House, wehave come ; not only winding is the road, but withconstantly narrowing sides, it is growing more andmore stony and uncomfortable for horse, and car-riage occupants, until at last it resolves itself intoa respectable cart path, where there is small dangerof meeting a fellow traveler. This is the time weseiz

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