...appeared in gravest statement, namely, of extolling his own town and neighbourhood as the most favoured centre for natural observation. He remarked that the...after six months : a splendid fact, which Annursnuc had never afforded him. He found red snow in one of his walks, and told me that he expected to find...

...its dimensions on an inchrule, or in the exhibition of its skeleton, or the specimen of a squirrel or a bird in brandy. He liked to speak of the manners...Pole, for the coincident sunrise and sunset, or five minntes' day after six'months : a splendid fact, which Annursnuc had never afforded him. He found red...

...neighborhood as of cosmical importance. Mr. Emerson says that he returned Kands Arctic Voyage to a friend with the remark that " most of the phenomena noted...after six months: a splendid fact which Annursnuc had never aiforded him. He found red snow in one of his walks near Concord, and was hoping one day...

...sure, a little envious of the Pole for the coineident sunrise and sunset; but he returned Kane's Aretic Voyage to a friend of whom he had borrowed it, with...phenomena noted might be observed in Concord." He may have given exaggerated expression to his conviction of the indifferency of places, and that the...

...man really cultivated. What can be thought of a man who returned Kane's " Arctic Voyage " to a friend with the remark that " most of the phenomena noted might be observed in Concord ? " Mr. Page thinks this was merely a " playful expression" of his conviction of "the indiflerency...

...qucesiveris extra te Concordiamque. Emerson relates that he returned " Kane's Arctic Voyage " to a friend with the remark, that " most of the phenomena noted...minutes' day after six months, a splendid fact which Annursune had never afforded him. He found red snow in one of his walks near Concord, and was hoping...

...As he knew the river, so the ponds in this region. One of the weapons he used, more important to him than microscope or alcohol-receiver to other investigators,...after six months : a splendid fact, which Annursnuc had never afforded him. He found red snow in one of his walks, and told me that he expected to find...

...As he knew the river, so the ponds in this region. One of the weapons he used, more important to him than microscope or alcohol-receiver to other investigators,...after six months: a splendid fact, which Annursnuc had never afforded him. He found red snow in one of his walks, and told me that he expected to find...

...As he knew the river, so the ponds in this region. One of the weapons he used, more important to him than microscope or alcohol-receiver to other investigators,...after six months: a splendid fact, which Annursnuc had never afforded him. He found red snow in one of his walks, and told me that he expected to find...

...knew the river, so the ponds in this region. ,-J One of the weapons he used, more important to him than microscope or alcohol-receiver to other investigators,...after six months : a splendid fact, which Annursnuc had never afforded him. He found red snow in one of his walks, and told me that he expected to find...