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  1. 1
    by Muir, John
    Published 1898
    “...Fire Mountain...”
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    by Muir, John
    Published 1898
    “...Fire Mountain...”
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    by Muir, John
    Published 1877
    “... rugged rock brows with a gentleness of touch and gesture no human band can equal! Tbe weather of spring...”
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    by Muir, John
    Published 1877
    “... rugged rock brows with a gentleness of touch and gesture no human band can equal! Tbe weather of spring...”
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    by Muir, John
    Published 1881
    “... and young. I once found a complete band of this kind numbering up ward of fifty, which, on being alarmed...”
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    by Muir, John
    Published 1881
    “... and young. I once found a complete band of this kind numbering up ward of fifty, which, on being alarmed...”
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    by Muir, John
    Published 1900
    “... frequently fire-swept. These grounds it is able to hold against all comers, however big and strong, by saving...”
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    by Muir, John
    Published 1900
    “... frequently fire-swept. These grounds it is able to hold against all comers, however big and strong, by saving...”
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    by Muir, John
    Published 1902
    “... and chariot of fire. First of the wonders of the great West to be brought within reach of the tourist were...”
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    by Muir, John
    Published 1902
    “... and chariot of fire. First of the wonders of the great West to be brought within reach of the tourist were...”
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    by Muir, John
    Published 1898
    “... shouting, and, looking round, saw a band of Eskimos — men, women, and children, loose and hairy like wild...”
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    by Muir, John
    Published 1898
    “... shouting, and, looking round, saw a band of Eskimos — men, women, and children, loose and hairy like wild...”
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    by Muir, John
    Published 1873
    “...; and of the bands of pilgrims who come seeking for fountain beauty into our little Yosemite world, the greater part...”
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    by Muir, John
    Published 1873
    “...; and of the bands of pilgrims who come seeking for fountain beauty into our little Yosemite world, the greater part...”
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    by Muir, John
    Published 1911
    “... it is good enough and not worth mentioning. If it has been boiled an hour or two or smoked on a pitchy fire...”
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    by Muir, John
    Published 1911
    “... it is good enough and not worth mentioning. If it has been boiled an hour or two or smoked on a pitchy fire...”
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    by Muir, John
    Published 1875
    “... bands—the lowest rose purple, /\ Entered according to Act of Congress, in the year 1875, by Harper...”
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    by Muir, John
    Published 1875
    “... bands—the lowest rose purple, /\ Entered according to Act of Congress, in the year 1875, by Harper...”
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    by Muir, John
    Published 1881
    “... and sun-fire, while colossal proportions are attained only in the middle regions, where both soil...”
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    by Muir, John
    Published 1881
    “... and sun-fire, while colossal proportions are attained only in the middle regions, where both soil...”
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