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1by Muir, John“... of it gave a separate and distinct piece of pleasure. I do not believe that Adam and Eve ever tasted better...”
Published 1905
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2by Muir, John“... of it gave a separate and distinct piece of pleasure. I do not believe that Adam and Eve ever tasted better...”
Published 1905
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3by Muir, John“... feeding, sheltering beast and bird, insect and son of Adam and nobody need have cared had there been...”
Published 1897
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4by Muir, John“... feeding, sheltering beast and bird, insect and son of Adam and nobody need have cared had there been...”
Published 1897
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5by Trout, W. H.“... to my son to read, after which I said to him, "Now you are a business man and understand the money worth...”
Published 1916
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6by Trout, W. H.“... to my son to read, after which I said to him, "Now you are a business man and understand the money worth...”
Published 1916
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7by John Muir Center for Regional Studies“...). Muir encouraged her on, "It is worth dying to see this."3 And he probably meant it. Muir's enthusiasm...”
Published 1996
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8by John Muir Center for Regional Studies“...). Muir encouraged her on, "It is worth dying to see this."3 And he probably meant it. Muir's enthusiasm...”
Published 1996
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9Published 1879“.... To see both is worth very much. All down the valley I kept glancing back through the forest at its white...”
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