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Heather Skinner. He called the London Asylum one of "the most advanced, perfected, and kindly and rationally carried on, of all its kind in America" Specimen Days During one visit "those crazed faces" of the inmates impressed Whitman, not because they were "repulsive or hideous" but for the "common humanity," the "woes and sad happenings of life and death" he saw reflected in them Whitman said very little about the local people he met, but did note that Londoners seemed very temperate and clean.

Bucke has recorded Whitman's interaction with the children at a picnic for London's poor: "During the day I lost sight of my friend for perhaps an hour, and when I found him again he was sitting in a quiet nook by the river side, with a rosy-faced child of four or five years old, tired out and sound asleep in his lap" Walt Whitman Most of the information about Whitman's character, personality, and habits that Bucke reports in his biography were the results of his observations of Whitman during that summer.

Bucke's admiration and respect for Whitman continued to grow during that period, and their lifelong friendship was firmly established. However, both Peter Rechnitzer's recent study and the Canadian film Beautiful Dreamers , which depicts Whitman's relationship with Bucke during that summer in London, suggest that Mrs.

Bucke did not entirely share her husband's enthusiasm for Whitman and vetoed a second visit planned for the summer of Nonetheless, to the end of his life in London, Bucke continued to champion Whitman's work and to herald him as a prophet of "cosmic consciousness. Beautiful Dreamers. John Kent Harrison. Micheal Maclear. With Colm Feore and Rip Torn. Bucke, Richard Maurice. New York: Dutton, Dunbabin, Thomas.