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  1. 1
    by Muir, John
    Published 1875
    “... as it was in great part derived from the nectar bells of a huckleberry bog by bees that were let alone to follow...”
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    by Muir, John
    Published 1896
    “... on island 20 miles from Sitka. Went with us into a bog, cleared by Russians. Saw many trees, mostly small...”
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    by Muir, John
    Published 1899
    “... at 10 PM & enjoyed ramble on [bay]. In the meantime I rambled in woods & [bay] [bog] ([peat] 4 to 6 ft...”
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    by Muir, John
    Published 1879
    “... or two into a charming bog; the vegetation so perfectly Alpine, or rather, Arctic, I seemed to be in one...”
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    by Muir, John
    Published 1879
    “... delightful botanical ramble yesterday through a forest and a bog. My old favorites of Canada were found...”
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    by Muir, John
    Published 1879
    “... had a delightful botanical ramble yesterday through a forest and a bog. My old favorites of Canada...”
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    by Muir, John
    Published 1896
    “... there was a small flowery, ferny bog that I also tried-to.save.* It was less than half an acre in area, aaSi...”
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    by Muir, John
    Published 1920
    “... flat and meadow soil so abundantly distributed over all parts of the range. Genuine bogs in this period...”
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    by Muir, John
    Published 1898
    “... in the midst of farmers' fields, precious sphagnum bogs, too soft for the feet of cattle, are preserved...”
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    by Muir, John
    Published 1877
    “... is the retention of water in many places in the main belt that bogs and meadows are created by the killing...”
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    by Muir, John
    Published 1877
    “... along the ground. So great is the retention of water in nianj' places in the main belt that bogs...”
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    by Muir, John
    Published 1873
    “... with the danger of sinking inextricably into the springy and treacherous peat-like bog. With these facts before us...”
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    by Muir, John
    Published 1874
    “... and rainy alpine and middle regions, as well as every moraine, bog, and neve bank. The gently gliding rain...”
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    “... especially unappealing. In the same , romantic travelers encountering swamps or bogs, where dead...”
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    “.... The genus Andromeda includes bog rosemary- named for its linear leaf, and native to eastern N. A...”
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    by Muir, John
    Published 1903
    “... region like Alaska, bogs in spots, mossy and f With Alpine plants, with considerable areas covered...”
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    by Muir, John
    Published 1899
    “... dia[meter] ¼ inch long- cheering the Alaska bogs in co[ncert] with Andromeda polifolia. Coptis...”
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    by Muir, John
    Published 1872
    “... they are now so followed. Because Arctic plants now exist in bogs of some portion of the Alps...”
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    by Muir, John
    Published 1898
    “... patiently in mossy bogs & craggy mountain tops - crouching low on glacier granite pavements, holding...”
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    by Muir, John
    Published 1890
    “... trunks & stumps of trees abound showing that these boggy spots have been forested A few orchids in bogs...”
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