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...fact, Schuster, who went through the Cambridge public school system, said his parents transferred him when he was in the sixth grade from the Maria L. Baldwin School to the Longfellow School—one of two schools that later merged to become Kennedy-Longfellow??for its ISP option. According to Schuster, the upper grades at Baldwin were not perceived to be as academically strong at the time...
...Chen says her favorite make-out spot is a particular bench across Weeks Footbridge with a great view of the skyline of River Houses. Michael C. Koenigs ’09 says he enjoys smooching in the “green and flowery” gardens outside Henry Wadsworth Longfellow??s Boston mansion, though he also has a favorite fourth-floor conference room in Sever Hall. With countless romantic hideaways both on campus and off, Mellor says, the greater challenge is finding someone to enjoy them with. “I like making out with someone I really...
...which had been used as headquarters by George Washington during the Revolutionary War. The house was the meeting place of the Saturday Club, a literary salon including Ralph Waldo Emerson, Class of 1821, James Russell Lowell, Class of 1838, and Oliver Wendell Holmes Sr., Class of 1829. Some of Longfellow??s visitors included Charles Dickens, Nathaniel Hawthorne, President Ulysses S. Grant, and Oscar Wilde. Nowadays the house at 105 Brattle St. is a Longfellow National Historic Site showcasing the poet’s collections of art, historic furnishings, and books, as well as archives and manuscript collections. Longfellow...
During most of the writing and publication process, Pearl received support and guidance from Pertile, whom Pearl dubs “Longfellow??s heir.” Pearl confesses to worrying about revealing his writing project to Pertile...
...translation itself also proved to be a huge undertaking. After reading the many versions of translations published during Longfellow??s life, Pearl chose the 1867 edition since it was the same text of the Inferno that the first Americans reading Dante would have seen. A large portion of the companion book is Longfellow??s notes, which serve as crucial guideposts throughout the text...