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Walt Whitman in Mickle Street
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AD it ever occurred to me that the time might come when I should feel impelled to write something in regard to my late patient, Walt Whitman, I should have taken care to be better prepared in anticipa tion; would have kept a personal account, jotted down notes for my own use, observed his visitors more closely, preserved all my correspondence with Dr. Bucke, and record ed items of more or less interest that fade from memory as the years go by. Still, I have my diary, fortunately, and can be true to dates.
AD it ever occurred to me that the time might come when I should feel impelled to write something in regard to my late patient, Walt Whitman, I should have taken care to be better prepared in anticipa tion; would have kept a personal account, jotted down notes for my own use, observed his visitors more closely, preserved all my correspondence with Dr. Bucke, and record ed items of more or less interest that fade from memory as the years go by. Still, I have my diary, fortunately, and can be true to dates.
255 pages, Paperback
First published June 1, 2005
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