Andersen, H. C. (Hans Christian), 1805-1875 · London : G. Bell · leaf 497
y home; the Geysers have givenup their habit of boiling over, Hecla has spent itself, but, likethe sagas eternal Runic stone, sternly stands forth the bleak,rocky island amid the dashing breakers. There is a good deal to see in Europe, remarks theyoung travelled American, and we saw it thoroughly… … UNDER THE WILLOW-TREE DOWN by Kioge the country is somewhat barren thetown lies close by the shore—a neat little towc, butprettier it might be easily ; a flat plain surrounds it, and thewoods are in the far distance. But when a place is thoroughlyfamiliar and home-like to us, wc may often find in…
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