The Century: A Popular QuarterlyCentury Company, 1896 |
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... natural scenery . This impression is true if any one takes the sort of landscapes we have learned to enjoy in Europe and ... nature are so uniform as to become monotonous . One may travel eight hundred miles and see less variety in the ...
... natural scenery . This impression is true if any one takes the sort of landscapes we have learned to enjoy in Europe and ... nature are so uniform as to become monotonous . One may travel eight hundred miles and see less variety in the ...
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... natural beauty than does southern or western Europe or the Pacific States of North America , there are two kinds of charm which it possesses in a high degree . One is that of color . Monotonous as the landscapes often are , there is a ...
... natural beauty than does southern or western Europe or the Pacific States of North America , there are two kinds of charm which it possesses in a high degree . One is that of color . Monotonous as the landscapes often are , there is a ...
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... nature , taken by itself , does not arouse . No one is insensible to these things , and some find little delight in any scene from which they are absent . Yet there are other minds to which there is something specially solemn and ...
... nature , taken by itself , does not arouse . No one is insensible to these things , and some find little delight in any scene from which they are absent . Yet there are other minds to which there is something specially solemn and ...
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... nature . The elephant and the rhinoceros and the giraffe are as much the masters of the soil as is the Kafir , and man has no more right to claim that the land was made for him than have the wild beasts of the forest who roar after ...
... nature . The elephant and the rhinoceros and the giraffe are as much the masters of the soil as is the Kafir , and man has no more right to claim that the land was made for him than have the wild beasts of the forest who roar after ...
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... nature . The same historians who as- sert that after Marengo Bonaparte left Italy for Paris to cloak his defeat , and that he fled to Malmaison to conceal his direct connection with Enghien's death , expect us to believe that Napoleon ...
... nature . The same historians who as- sert that after Marengo Bonaparte left Italy for Paris to cloak his defeat , and that he fled to Malmaison to conceal his direct connection with Enghien's death , expect us to believe that Napoleon ...
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