Aldrich, Thomas Bailey, 1836-1907 · Boston, CT : Hall and Locke · leaf 22
distinction between a well-expressed letterand a hasty scrawl. The one is the mark of intelli-gence and culture, the other of the reverse. No onewants pedantic expressions or high-flown language; asimple and easy style, such as that in which LadyBrassey relates her adventures, is the chief charm… … lHE formation of this Cape is so re-markable, as to make a lastingimpression on the memory of thosewho have once seen it. The group oflofty and steep hills, called the DevilsMount, the Table-Land, the Sugar-Loaf, and the Lions Rump, form a bar-rier on the south and the east sides of thetown, which…
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