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1by Muir, John“... among heavily-laden trees. A shade of mock despair passed over his face, and picking a cherry, he...”
Published 1905
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2by Muir, John“... among heavily-laden trees. A shade of mock despair passed over his face, and picking a cherry, he...”
Published 1905
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3by Magee, William A.“... by making their way through the storm to a hot spring above the timber line, where they spent the night...”
Published 2021
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4by Magee, William A.“... by making their way through the storm to a hot spring above the timber line, where they spent the night...”
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5by Muir, John“... glacier meadow of the Sierra I have been so charmed that I would have been willing to be tethered to a...”
Published 2019
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6by Muir, John“... glacier meadow of the Sierra I have been so charmed that I would have been willing to be tethered to a...”
Published 2019
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7by Muir, John“...To Mrs. MuirSitka, June 14, 1899Dear Louie and. bairns:We are just entering Sitka harbor after a...”
Published 1899
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8by Muir, John“...To Mrs. MuirSitka, June 14, 1899Dear Louie and. bairns:We are just entering Sitka harbor after a...”
Published 1899
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9by Muir, John“...To Mrs. MuirSitka, June 14, 1899Dear Louie and. bairns:We are just entering Sitka harbor after a...”
Published 1899
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10by Muir, John“...To Mrs. MuirSitka, June 14, 1899Dear Louie and. bairns:We are just entering Sitka harbor after a...”
Published 1899
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11by Young, S. Hall“... ^ saw the wonderful splash of gold, the richest of all golds, 'â– as if a pigment, perfect, were dashed...”
Published 1916
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12by Young, S. Hall“... ^ saw the wonderful splash of gold, the richest of all golds, 'â– as if a pigment, perfect, were dashed...”
Published 1916
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13by Louie Strentzel Muir“... were eager to hear you, but in lieu of you listened to George Davidson. Mr. Kip sent a pretty picture...”
Published 1897
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14by Muir, John“... in our colleges. Solitude is a sublime mistress but an intolerable wife. When Heaven gives the sign leave...”
Published 1895
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15by Muir, John“... in our colleges. Solitude is a sublime mistress but an intolerable wife. When Heaven gives the sign leave...”
Published 1895
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16by Muir, John“... of course enjoyed them unspeakably.Yesterday was very hot & we spent a horrible night in a sleeping car...”
Published 1896
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17by Muir, John“... of course enjoyed them unspeakably.Yesterday was very hot & we spent a horrible night in a sleeping car...”
Published 1896
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18by Muir, John“... lovely then, how suggestive of the best heaven, how unlike a desert now! While the little garden...”
Published 1930
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19by Muir, John“... lovely then, how suggestive of the best heaven, how unlike a desert now! While the little garden...”
Published 1930
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20by Muir, John“...[Page 5]At John Swett's,Wednesday night,Feb.,1880.Dear Louie,I'm still drifting, and unsettled...”
Published 1880
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