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location and plan. One drives as if in an extensive
English park, amid hill and dale. From the highest
point, Ocean Hill as it is called, one looks out
to the sea--a glorious view. I should like to repose
here.
Newburgh, on the Hudson, October 7. How glad I
am to be here in the young New World! How thankful
I am to Providence, who, in His mercy, through
the impulse of mind and of steam, brought me happily
hither, although I am at the same time almost as much
burdened as elevated by the crowd of impressions and
thoughts which, as it were, rush in upon me at once.
Everything of which I have had a foretaste, which I
have sought after and longed for, I meet with here,
and more than that. I mean light and nourishment
for the inquiring and searching spirit within
me. I consider myself especially fortunate in
coming in contact with Mr. Downing, a noble and
acutely discriminating mind, a true American,
yet without blind patriotism; an open heart and
critically sagacious intellect--one who can assist me
in understanding the conditions and problems of this
country.
It was really imperative, also, that I should be
released bodily from my friends of the Astor House
and New York, who otherwise would have
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