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Page 49, note 1. An annoyance at the notoriety which followed his action with regard to the rite of the Last Supper in his church, and later, on his simple statement to the Divinity students of the message that came to him with regard to the torpor of the church of that day, and their resulting duties, shows in Mr. Emerson's letters and journals at these times rather than any deeper trouble. It is that "sad self-knowledge" of Uriel.
