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CHAPTER XXV.
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Takes up the Editorial Pen.—Publication of His “Poems of the Orient.”—His Books of Travel.—Lecturing before Lyceums.—Friendship of Richard H. Stoddard.—Private Correspondence.—Love of Fun.—Resolves to Build a Home at Kennett.—Charges of Intemperance1.—Preparations for a Third Trip to Europe.—Acquaintance with Thackeray.
Immediately upon his return from China, he entered again the traces for hard and long literary work. He had written poems, and snatches of poems, verses, and couplets in his spare hours as a traveller, and his note-book and guide-books were full of such impulsive2 productions, written on the margin3 and on the fly-leaves. Those scattered4 compositions he desired to reduce to satisfactory and convenient shape for publication. Some of them had been written on the seas, some on the Nile, one in Spain, one in Constantinople, one in Jerusalem, two in Gotha, and several in railways and steamboats. The thought of publishing them in the form of a book, was suggested to him by one of his intimate friends in New York,—either Mr. Stoddard or Mr. Ripley,—his intention having been to publish them from time to time in some periodical, in much the same manner as he had contributed to the “union Magazine,” some eight years before.[243] But he had sufficient appreciation5 of his own genius to act promptly6 on such a suggestion of his friends, and the first few weeks after his return were occupied with that work, in addition to the work of arranging and correcting his unpublished letters to the “Tribune.” When he had completed the “Poems of the Orient,” it was published by Ticknor & Fields, of Boston, as a companion volume to the “Rhymes of Travel,” and “Book of Romances,” both of which were united in one volume, in 1856, under the title of “Poems of Home and Travel.” In the preparation of these poems, he was greatly assisted by the kindly
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intemperance
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appreciation
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kindly
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dedication
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generosity
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truthful
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prosper
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preclude
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poetical
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refinement
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labor
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inquiry
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sonnets
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distinguished
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joyous
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loyalty
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pranks
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burlesques
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mischievous
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extravagant
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discretion
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hearty
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sociability
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intemperate
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envious
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intoxicating
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| a. 醉人的,使人兴奋的 | |
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stimulants
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epithets
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enjoyment
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labors
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