Alte Concord, ihre Straßen und Wege;. e Joe gekritzelt, andAmy mit ihren schönen Worten gerungen; hier war Bethslittle Ferienhaus Piano, und hier Meg mothered themall Wenn liebe Frau, März weg war. 1852 Nathaniel Hawthorne gekauft, namingit Strecke, die Alcott Familie toBoston entfernen. Wir erinnern uns an die Vorbemerkung Brief an einen Freund- panying der Schnee Bild, in dem Hawthornewrote, Gab es jemals einen solchen müde Verzögerung inobtaining die geringste Anerkennung von der publicas in meinem Fall? Ich setzte mich auf der Strecke des Lebens, wie ein Mensch, der unter Verzauberung, und eine shrubberysprang bis um mich herum, und der Bus

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Old Concord, her highways and byways; . e Joe scribbled, andAmy wrestled with her fine words; here was Bethslittle cottage piano, and here Meg mothered themall when dear Mrs, March was away. In 1852Nathaniel Hawthorne bought the place, namingit Wayside, the Alcott family removing toBoston. We recall the prefatory letter to a friend accom-panying the Snow Image in which Hawthornewrote, Was there ever such a weary delay inobtaining the slightest recognition from the publicas in my case? I sat down by the wayside of life, like a man under enchantment, and a shrubberysprang up around me and the bushes grew to besaplings, and the saplings became trees, until noexit appeared possible through the entanglingdepths of my obscurity, His son-in-law, GeorgeP. Lathrop, quoting this in a published article, adds, Although the name The Wayside, appliesto the physical situation, Hawthorne probably alsoconnected with it a fanciful symbolism, I think itpleased him to conceive of himself, even after hebecame famous, as sitting by the wayside and. HAWTHORNES SEAT. Her HigJnvays and Byways. 63 observing the show of human life while it flowedby him. The last romance written by Nathaniel Haw-thorne, was Septimius Felton, the scene of whichis laid at Wayside. The great Lexington road has little changedsince the days when the wonderful romancer de-scribed it in the opening pages of this last book ofhis. There is the same ridgy hill, along whosefoot-line the early settlers planted their humbledwellings, substantially built for the most part, asthose houses must be that are to shelter ones chil-drens children ; yet primitive enough with ampleopportunity left to those who come after, to extendor to alter as prosperity and civilization may de-mand. This turnpike —pike in the vernacularof the oldest inhabitant—connected the centre ofConcord, the county town, or shire, with Lexing-ton, its near neighbor, afterward to be drawn into acloser relationship by reason of the bloody baptismof April 19,

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