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" There is indeed something truly magnificent in this kind of amusement : it gives a nobler air to several parts of nature ; it fills the earth with a variety of beautiful scenes, and has something in it like creation. "
A Series of Genuine Letters Between Henry and Frances - Page 163
by Richard Griffith, Elizabeth Griffith - 1767 - 298 pages
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Palaestra stili Latini; or, Materials for translation into Latin prose ...

Benjamin Hall Kennedy - 1855 - 446 pages
...is, indeed, something truly magnificent in this kind of amusement ; it gives a nobler air to several parts of nature ; it fills the earth with a variety of beautiful scenes. It has something in it like creation. For this reason the pleasure of one who plants is something...
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The Spectator: With a Biographical and Critical Preface, and Explanatory ...

1855 - 518 pages
...There is indeed something truly magnificent in this kind of amusement: it gives a .nobleair to several parts of nature; it fills the earth with a variety of beautiful scenes, and has something in it like creation. For this reason the pleasure of one who plants is something...
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The Spectator

Joseph Addison - 1856 - 704 pages
...is, indeed, something truly magnificent in this kind of amusement : it gives a nobler air to several parts of nature ; it fills the earth with a variety of beautiful scenes, and has something in it like creation. For this reason, the pleasure of one who plants, is...
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The Spectator

Joseph Addison - 1856 - 1090 pages
...is, indeed, something truly magnificent in this kind of amusement : it gives a nobler air to several parts of nature ; it fills the earth with a variety of beautiful scenes, and has something in it like creation. For this reason, the pleasure of one who plants, is...
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English Composition for the Use of Schools

Robert Armstrong - 1872 - 344 pages
...is indeed something truly magnificent in this kind of amusement ; it gives a nobler air to several parts of nature ; it fills the earth with a variety of beautiful scenes, and has something in it like creation. For this reason, the pleasure of one who plants is something...
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A Thousand Thoughts from Various Authors

Arthur B. Davison - English literature - 1880 - 396 pages
...is indeed something truly magnificent in this kind of amusement ; it gives a nobler air to several parts of nature ; it fills the earth with a variety of beautiful scenes, s and has something in it like creation. For this reason, the pleasure of one who plants is...
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The Elements of Forestry: Designed to Afford Information Concerning the ...

Franklin Benjamin Hough - Forests and forestry - 1882 - 432 pages
...is, indeed, something truly magnificent in this kind of amusement. It gives a nobler air to several parts of nature ; it fills the earth with a variety of beautiful scenes, and has something ill it like creation. For this reason, the pleasure of one who plants is...
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Tower Grove Park of the City of St. Louis: Review of Its Origin and History ...

David H. MacAdam - Parks - 1883 - 150 pages
...is, indeed, something truly magnificent in this kind of amusement. It gives a nobler air to several parts of nature ; it fills the earth with a variety of beautiful scenes, and has something in it like creation. For this reason, the pleasure of one who plants is something...
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House-plants as Sanitary Agents; Or, The Relation of Growing Vegetation to ...

James Meschter Anders - Conservation of natural resources - 1886 - 348 pages
..."There is indeed something truly magnificent in this kind of amusement. It gives a nobler air to several parts of nature; it fills the earth with a variety of beautiful scenes, and has something in it like creation. For this reason the pleasure of one who plants is something...
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House-plants as Sanitary Agents; Or, The Relation of Growing Vegetation to ...

James Meschter Anders - Conservation of natural resources - 1886 - 350 pages
..."There is indeed something truly magnificent in this kind of amusement. It gives a nobler air to several parts of nature; it fills the earth with a variety of beautiful scenes, and has something in it like creation. For this reason the pleasure of one who plants is something...
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