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[3]Wheureinthismanner，wehaveadistinctbutmostpoetiseinthemiheiyofimpressionmadebymanifoldnaturalobjects.Itisthiswhiguishesthestiberofthewood-cutter，fromthetreeofthepoet.TheglandscapewhichIsawthism，isindubitably2madeupofsometwentyorthirtyfarms.Millerownsthisfield，Lockethat，andManningthewoodlahemoe.Thereisapropertyinthehorizonwhianhasbuthewhoseeyetegratealltheparts，thatis，thepoet.Thisisthebestpartofthesemen’sfarms，yettothistheirwarranty-deedsgivenotitle.
[4]Tospeaktruly，feersoure.Mostpersonsdohesuheyhaveaverysuperfig.Thesunillumiheeyeoftheman，butshiheeyeahechild.Theloverofnatureishewhoseinwardandoutwardserulyadjustedtoeachother;whohasretaiofiheeraofmanhood.Hisihheaveh，beespartofhisdailyfood.Inthepreseure，awilddelightrunsthroughtheman，inspiteofrealsorrows.Naturesays，—heismycreature，andmaugre3allhisimpertigriefs，heshallbegladwithme.hesummeraloeveryhourandseasoributeofdelight;foreveryhourandgedstoandauthorizesadifferehemind，frombreathlessnoontogrimmestmidnight.tingthatfitsequallywellapiegoodhealth，theairisacordial4ofiue.gabareon，inswilight，underacloudedsky，withouthavinginmythoughtsanyoceofspecialgoodfortune，Ihaveenjoyedaperfectexhilaration.
[5]Iamgladtothebrihewoodstoo，amancastsoffhisyears，asthesnakehisslough，andateriodsoeveroflife，isalwaysathewoods，isperpetualyouth.WithiionsofGod，ade5andsanctity6reign，apereivalisdressed，aseesireoftheminathousahewoods，wereturntoreasonandfaith.ThereIfeelthatnothingbefallmeinlife，—nodisgraity，（leavingmemyeyes），whiatureotrepair.Standingrouhedbytheblithe7air，aoinfinitespace，—allmeaism8vanishes.Ibeeatraeye-ball;IamnothihetsoftheUniversalBeingcirculatethroughme;IampartorparticleofGod.Thehefriendsoundsthenfnaobebrothers，tobeaces，—masterorservarifleandadisturbaheloverofunedandimmortalbeauty.Inthewilderness，Ifihingmoredearahases.Iranquillandsdespethedistahehorizon，manbeholdssomewhatasbeautifulashiso
[6]Thegreatestdelightwhichthefieldsandwoodsmihesuggestionofanoccultrelatioweenmaable.IamnotaloneanduheyotheThewavingoftheboughsiorm，isomeandold.Ittakesmebysurprise，aunknowislikethatofahigherthoughtorabetteremotione，whehinkingjustlyht.
[7]Yetitisthatthepowertoproducethisdelight，doesure，butinman，orinaharmonyofboth.Itisousethesepleasureseranatureisnotalwaystriholidayattire，butthesamesewhichyesterdaybreathedperfumeandglitteredasforthefroliphs9，isoverspreadwithmelancholytoday.Naturealwayswearsthecolorsofthespirit.Toamanlabuy，theheatofhisowhsad.Then，thereisakindofptofthelabyhimwhohasjustlostbydeathadearfriend.Theskyislessgrandasitshutsdowhyiion.
Notes
1.solitude:thestateofbeingalone，especiallywhenthisispeadpleasant
2.indubitably:ioadegreethatotbedoubtedwhendesethie
3.maugre:inspiteof;despite
4ordial:stronghighlyflavoredsweetliquorusuallydrunkafterameal;showingwarmthorheartfeltfriendliness
&hebehaviorsideredtobecorrect，polite，aable
6.sanctity:thequalitythatisveryimportantaedwithrespect
7.blithe:somethingisdonecasually，withoutseriousorcarefulthought
&ism:aninflatedfeelingofprideinyoursuperioritytoothers
9.nymphs:spiritsofnaturewhoweredepictedasbeautifulmaidensinGreekandRomanmythology
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1.Whydoestheauthorstartthepassagebyrelatingtosolitude?
2.Itseemsthatinseekingsolitude，Emersosuggestthatweshouldretreattoastudywherewemayreadadoyouthinkaboutit?
3.Emersonsaysthatnatureoytoawisespirit.Whatdoyouthinkaboutit?
4.SinceMiller，LodManningallowsoftheglandscape，whydoesEmersoheirownership?Agtohim，whoreallyoe?
5.Whatdoyouobservetobethedifferentattitudesofadultsao>
6.If，agtoEmerson，natureredusofhumaotrifleanddisturbasignificewouldfriendshipandsocializatiooaperson?FindoutaboutEmerson’sthoughtsoionships.
7.DoyouagreewithEmersonthattheharmonyofmanahepowertoproducethegreatestdelight?yourelatetosomepersonalexperiehiski?
8.Hastherelatioweenhumanbeingsandnaturebeedifferentinamecharacterizedbykeology?Inwhatwaysdardnaturedifferentlyfromouraors?
9.Learraalismandtrytouandhowitisdifferentfromempiriple，trasarguethatsoditsinstitutionsultimatelycorruptthepurityoftheindividual.Whatdoesthismean?Wouldyouagree?
10.FormerU.S.presidentAbrahamLincalledEmersonAmerifucius.Wouldyoufindsomeevidehispassageforsuparison?
After-readingAssig
OralWork
1.Nomatterwhereyougrewup，inurbanorsuburbanareas，youmayhavehadsomeexperiehewoods，iainsorsimplyiryside.Shareyourexperiehyourclassmatesanddiswhatwaysnaturehashaditseffeyou.
2.Manyesephilosophers，ingLaoziandWangFuzhi，havealsoexpressedtheirviewofheesetraditioureandfindoutthedifferendsimilaritiesbetweenEmersohoseofhiseseterparts.Presentystotheclass.
3.Itispeoplehavetocultivatetheirwisdombyagknowledge，whiainlyfrombooksorexperieseemsthatEmersoherlegetwisdomfromnature.Makeaspeechtoillustratethispointwithahumaiure.
4.Workwithyourpartner（s）andfiuralelementsinthepassagesasonhumanbeings.Hasaeverhappeoyou?Ortowhatdegreewouldyouexpectsucheffecttotrulyhappentoyou?Discusswithyourpartner（s）andfindouthoondtoEmerson’sideasdifferently.
WrittenWork
1.Iy，peopleusuallyplainthattheyareanxiouslybusywithworkaheyareeagertogobaature，thoughfewofthemwouldpletelyretreattolifeiryside.Instead，manyofthemchoosetospendholidaysinvillagesorevehtheirfriendsorfamilies.ductasurveytofindouthowmoderobeinnatureaure，andhowhasedtheorttosummarizeys.
2.Modernization，industrializationandurbanizationkeeppeoplefarawayfromnature.Modernmeheman-madeworld，keepengnaturalworld.Howshouldurbanplanningtakecareoftheharmoioweenmanahebasicsofstifiplanningandwriteareviewofwhatyoulearn.
3.ReadmoreofEmerson’sworksandtrytouandmoreofhisideas.whatyouhavelearraalismaure.
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