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Excerpt from Emerson's Theories of Literary Expression: Thesis
In an embryonic state, it was looked over and kindly criticised by Professor Mervin James Curl and Professor Stuart Pratt Sherman. I am most grateful for the encouragement which they gave me to develop the subject more fully. To Professor Jacob Zeitlin, under whose direction the thesis was brought to completion, I am conscious of the highest obliga tions.' His wise overseership, product of sound sense and catholic learning, heartened me to give of my best to the undertaking, and at the same time was never of so intrusive a character as to have offended the most sensitive believer in Emersonian self-reliance.
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