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  1. 1
    by Muir, John
    Published 1874
    “... a feeling of uncomfortable nearness to the furred Monos. Suddenly the living moon looked down over...”
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    by Muir, John
    Published 1874
    “... a feeling of uncomfortable nearness to the furred Monos. Suddenly the living moon looked down over...”
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    by Muir, John
    Published 1879
    “... between the peaks is a pass, though much patieiit step-cutting is at times required up and down steeply...”
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    by Muir, John
    Published 1879
    “... between the peaks is a pass, though much patieiit step-cutting is at times required up and down steeply...”
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    by Muir, John
    Published 1879
    “... orchard trees with fruit. They lie embosomed in the deep woods, down in,the grovy bottoms of canons, high...”
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    by Muir, John
    Published 1879
    “... orchard trees with fruit. They lie embosomed in the deep woods, down in,the grovy bottoms of canons, high...”
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    by Muir, John
    Published 1927
    “... eye. For as soon as we were fairly off he came trotting down the beach, plunged into the surf...”
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    by Muir, John
    Published 1927
    “... eye. For as soon as we were fairly off he came trotting down the beach, plunged into the surf...”
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    by Muir, John
    Published 1905
    “... glace. Here, the red sun went down in a cloudless glow, and I leaned back, happy and weary...”
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    by Muir, John
    Published 1905
    “... glace. Here, the red sun went down in a cloudless glow, and I leaned back, happy and weary...”
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    by Muir, John
    Published 1930
    “... for hours, watching birds or squirrels or looking down into "the faces of flowers, without suffering any...”
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    by Muir, John
    Published 1930
    “... for hours, watching birds or squirrels or looking down into "the faces of flowers, without suffering any...”
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    by Muir, John
    Published 1911
    “... stood quite discouraged until after dark, unable to look about him, or even to lie down unless he...”
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    by Muir, John
    Published 1893
    “... to be tracing some majestic river. The tide currents, the fresh driftwood brought down by avalanches...”
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    by Muir, John
    Published 1893
    “... to be tracing some majestic river. The tide currents, the fresh driftwood brought down by avalanches...”
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    by Muir, John
    Published 1911
    “... stood quite discouraged until after dark, unable to look about him, or even to lie down unless he...”
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    by Muir, John
    Published 1897
    “... of the lumberman and also that of the forest-burner. As soon as a redwood is cut down or burned it sends up a crowd...”
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    by Muir, John
    Published 1897
    “... of the lumberman and also that of the forest-burner. As soon as a redwood is cut down or burned it sends up a crowd...”
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