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... nature was sensitive and proud . " He chose rather far A dry but independent crust , hard earned . " Somehow in all Morse's characteristic acts one is reminded of John Ruskin's description of a true gentleman— “ fineness of nature ...
... nature was sensitive and proud . " He chose rather far A dry but independent crust , hard earned . " Somehow in all Morse's characteristic acts one is reminded of John Ruskin's description of a true gentleman— “ fineness of nature ...
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... nature not only as manifest- ations of his own infinite power but as expressions of good will to man , to do him good , and that every one of God's great forces could yet be utilized for man's welfare . He thought that modern science ...
... nature not only as manifest- ations of his own infinite power but as expressions of good will to man , to do him good , and that every one of God's great forces could yet be utilized for man's welfare . He thought that modern science ...
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... Nature suggests to a cultivated taste both the forms and the colors which please the eye , and which might render a wire bearer as attractive as a tree . While the telegraph was thus being extended westward the Morse patentees had ...
... Nature suggests to a cultivated taste both the forms and the colors which please the eye , and which might render a wire bearer as attractive as a tree . While the telegraph was thus being extended westward the Morse patentees had ...
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