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Ralph Waldo Emerson

3–9 April 1837

7 April 1837

My baby's lovely drama still goes forward, though he catches sad colds, and wheezes and grieves. Yet again he sputters and spurs, and puts on his little important faces, and looks dig- nified, and frets and sleeps again. We call him little Pharisee, who when he fasts, sounds a trum- pet before him.'
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