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The explorers and lumberers generally are all hirelings , paid so much a day for their labor , and as such they have no more love for wild nature than wood - sawyers have for forests . Other white men and Indians who come here are for ...
The explorers and lumberers generally are all hirelings , paid so much a day for their labor , and as such they have no more love for wild nature than wood - sawyers have for forests . Other white men and Indians who come here are for ...
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Nature has given us in full development only those appetites which are necessary to our physical well - being . She has left our moral appetites and capacities in the germ , to be developed by education and circumstances .
Nature has given us in full development only those appetites which are necessary to our physical well - being . She has left our moral appetites and capacities in the germ , to be developed by education and circumstances .
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From her father she had inherited a deep and thoughtful nature , predisposed to moral and religious exaltation . Had she been born in Italy , under the dissolv- ing influences of that sunny , dreamy clime , beneath the shadow of ...
From her father she had inherited a deep and thoughtful nature , predisposed to moral and religious exaltation . Had she been born in Italy , under the dissolv- ing influences of that sunny , dreamy clime , beneath the shadow of ...
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