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A late-life collection of reflective essays and short pieces that gathers meditations on nature, literary criticism, and philosophical topics. The author explores Emerson's journals and influence, revisits Thoreau with candid appraisal, and examines Darwinian and Bergsonian ideas alongside thoughts on poetry, invention, and contrasts such as town and country. Interspersed are day-by-day observations, gleanings from ordinary life, and sundown essays on aging, telepathy, and the evolution of thought. The tone is contemplative, rooted in close natural observation and moral inquiry, offering compact studies that combine personal reminiscence, critical reading, and modest philosophical speculation.
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