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Excerpt from Bryant, and His Friends: Some Reminiscences of the Knickerbocker Writers
If he has in any instance appeared to give too much prominence to himself, some apology may possibly be found in the fact that, relating occurrences or conver sations in which he bore a part, it was unavoidable, and scarcely less so in making use of the epistles of his gifted correspondents. Should the well-read meet with many familiar facts in Bryant and His Friends, still, in the words of the old scholar, the unlearned will thank me for informing, and the learned will for give me for reminding them of interesting matters they may have met with before.
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