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Thomas Wentworth Higginson, Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, Chapter 7: the corner stone laid (search)
had already published preliminary sketches of Outre-Mer in the New England Magazine, a Boston periodical just undertaken, putting them under the rather inappropriate title of The Schoolmaster, the first appearing in the number for July 18, 1831, New England Magazine, i. 27. and the sixth and last in the number for February, 1833. Ibid. IV. 131. He writes to his sister (July 17, 1831), I hereby send you a magazine for your amusement. I wrote The schoolmaster and the translation from Luis de Gorgora. Ms. letter. It is worth mentioning that he adds, Read The late Joseph Natterstrom. It is good. This was a story by William Austin, whose Peter Rugg, the Missing Man, has just been mentioned as an early landmark of the period. See Writings of William Austin, Boston, 1890. It is fair to say, however, that the critic of to-day can hardly see in these youthful pages any promise of the Longfellow of the future. The opening chapter, describing the author as a country schoolmaster, w