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Then , I knew why the country had never produced a poet to sing in clanging measures the song of war , for when the last battle was fought the last poet died , and since that time poetry has lived in the air , in the flowers , in the ...
Then , I knew why the country had never produced a poet to sing in clanging measures the song of war , for when the last battle was fought the last poet died , and since that time poetry has lived in the air , in the flowers , in the ...
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At the base of this noble perpetual sentinel to Iao Canyons lived , a few cen- turies ago , a most beautiful maiden . Her figure and form was so near perfection that a Raphael or a Michael Angelo might have selected her for a model ...
At the base of this noble perpetual sentinel to Iao Canyons lived , a few cen- turies ago , a most beautiful maiden . Her figure and form was so near perfection that a Raphael or a Michael Angelo might have selected her for a model ...
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The growing cane In 1889 Robert Louis Stevenson lived in a little cottage. Picturesque Views Taken on an Hawaiian Sugar Plantation The cut cane being loaded on train for the mill The Honolulu Floral Parade , Washington's Birthday ...
The growing cane In 1889 Robert Louis Stevenson lived in a little cottage. Picturesque Views Taken on an Hawaiian Sugar Plantation The cut cane being loaded on train for the mill The Honolulu Floral Parade , Washington's Birthday ...
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In 1889 Robert Louis Stevenson lived in a little cottage in a gorge in the Nuuanu Valley , and it was here that the lines quoted below were penned . Mr. Stevenson has not in all his works more beautiful lines than these , inspired by ...
In 1889 Robert Louis Stevenson lived in a little cottage in a gorge in the Nuuanu Valley , and it was here that the lines quoted below were penned . Mr. Stevenson has not in all his works more beautiful lines than these , inspired by ...
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The famous home is of historic value , and its fame goes back to the days of the monarchy , when Robert Creighton Wyllie , the then Minister of Foreign Af- fairs , lived there . It has sheltered many of world fame in the past , and its ...
The famous home is of historic value , and its fame goes back to the days of the monarchy , when Robert Creighton Wyllie , the then Minister of Foreign Af- fairs , lived there . It has sheltered many of world fame in the past , and its ...
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| Title | Overland Monthly and Out West Magazine |
| Editor | Bret Harte |
| Contributor | Making of America Project |
| Publisher | A. Roman 1868-1875, 1909 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 5 Dec 2008 |
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