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Rural essays (1853)

Downing, A. J. (Andrew Jackson), 1815-1852, Curtis, George William, 1824-1892, ed · New York, Leavitt & Allen · leaf 411

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trout must be tickledwith, dainty bait. Yet true sportsmen do not, for this reason, preferangling with worms about the margin of stagnant pools, when theycan whip the gold-spangled beauties out of swift streams with alittle skill and preparation, and we trust that m future no true loverof trees… … The Cedar of L,ebaDon. Full grown tree at Foxley, planted Ijy Sir Uve.l.ile Pr.ce.,[ilii/c Imc/i tolZ/cct.i VI. RAEE EVERGREEN TREES. June, 1847. AN x\mericau may be allowed some honest pride in the beautyand profusion of fine forest trees, natives of our western hemi-sphere. North America is the…

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