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1by Muir, John“.... Sat on the bulging mossy roots of an old hemlock until 9 o’clock; daylight still lingered...”
Published 1879
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2by Locke, Delia“...Page 180 1914. Jan. 17. Sat. Cloudy, windy and rainy. Last night we had a fearfully hard storm...”
Published 1911
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3by Muir, John“..., while he sat in front with his legs over the side, ready to jump off at bad spots to keep the sled from...”
Published 1881
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4by Muir, John“...-washed shore. These were our neighbors [I was tired] After my 12 mile walk [I sat down on a box &] I ate...”
Published 1890
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5by Muir, John“... seen. Here I sat and sketched, while the sunlight streamed through the black storm-clouds...”
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6by Muir, John“....” Four walrus heads were brought aboard and the ivory sold, while the natives, men and women, sat down...”
Published 1881
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7by Muir, John“..., clouded with indignation as he sat in The Times office yesterday and discussed the efforts of San...”
Published 1909
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8by Locke, Delia“... the Websters in Portland. (T.S.R. 54. 2 P.M. 86. S.S. 73.) June 27. Sat. Received letters from Eunice and Alma...”
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9by Muir, John“... girdled with fresh snow. First the light from where I sat fell upon one peak in richest rosy crimson...”
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10by Muir, John“.... It pushed its way through wet [Portulaeca] nibbling seeds. Sat. 26 Sent 3 pencil & India ink sketches...”
Published 1895
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11by Muir, John“... to the great tribe by a general slicking up. They sat on a rock and cut each other’s hair and dressed...”
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12by Beth Averell“..., although I would have said "no, no" had I been there, and this morning I sat with Dr. Fisher admiring some...”
Published 1899
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13by Locke, Delia“..., and sat upon the rude benches of a little school-house in Langdon, N. H. Now all have gone to the "silent...”
Published 1898
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14by Locke, Delia“..., and afterwards, they sat down and read Rev. E.E. Hale's story, "The Man without a Country", which none of them...”
Published 1907
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15by Averell, Betty“..., although I would have said "no, no" had I been there, and this morning I sat with Dr. Fisher admiring some...”
Published 1899
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16by Griswold, M. S.“... at the name of a new flower- I bade him sit down by me and see how * did it. He sat down and I took up a plant...”
Published 1917
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17by Muir, John“... two days ago, I sat on a mat of beautiful flowers that are called Cyanthus & Cassiope & anemones & a...”
Published 1890
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18by Stebbins, N. D.“... of ours) sat right down and wrote' to the Sec. of the Navy for your report. I presume it will be printed...”
Published 1882
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19by Stebbins, N D“... of ours) sat right down and wrote' to the Sec. of the Navy for your report. I presume it will be printed...”
Published 1882
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20by Muir, John“...as he sat. This was done without ceremony or saying a single word. The chief scarcely noticed them...”
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