Snelling, Henry Hunt, 1816-1897 · [New York : W.B. Smith] · leaf 110
thout taking accountof the inevitable intervention of the phe-nomena of colors, and their condition uponmingling with the light. The partisans ofundulation, on the coutrary, having unitedthe two phenomena, allow that they havebeen logic illy supported iu their system bythe wish of uniting in one… … ONG, long ago, I wrotemy Peregrination No. 3,from the shades of Wake-•Seld, when 1 had con-ceived a violent fancy fora pretty girl whom I namedMiss Farilla by way of dis-ti^oruishment. I have since learnedthe vast difference between fancyand love, and flimsiness of characterand substantiability of…
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