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strong features--a man who would excite attention, in any company whatever, not only for his figure but for the expression of singular mildness and human love which marks his countenance. He had lately arrived here from the Peace Congress, I believe in Paris, and talked about peace principles, of which much is said and taught in these the oldest lands of the Pilgrim Fathers.</chapter> <chapter name="Boston, December 2"> Boston, December 2. Here I am in the midst of a severe cold, but in a warm and handsome room in Revere House, with a glowing fire to bear me company. In the forenoon I went to church, and heard a singular kind of sermon from Theodore Parker, a man of powerful character and richly gifted as a speaker, who with a strong and fearless spirit applies the morality of Christianity to the political and social questions of the day and country. He has a Socratic head and large, wellformed hands. His whole being, expression, and gestures, struck me as entirely original--the expression of a determined and powerful nature.</chapter> <chapter name="Tuesday, December 4"> Tuesday, December 4. I have just returned from a little journey to Concord, the oldest town in Massachusetts and the residence of Ralph Waldo Emerson. We went there and arrived in the midst of a regular snowstorm. But the
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