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  2. ORIGINAL POETRY.

    In our garden beneath the green wave. Could you have seen us so fresh and so gay, Ere swept by the gale from our crystal cave, And thrown with the surf on the sands away ...

    Article : 146 words
  3. Picnics.

    The picnic is the proper and natural sphere of a fish of my kind. The picnic, in fact, is the final curse to the lobster. AT the picnic he is in his glory, and meets with the respect which, as a ...

    Article : 4,669 words
  4. A Fog on the Banks or Newfoundland.

    Upon Newfoundland's dreary coast, Midst fog, and ice, and storm, Three miserable days we past, Fired guns and blew fog-horn ...

    Article : 533 words
  5. Eccentricities.

    In uncivilised life eccentricity is all but unknown. There is probably no word for the thing, because there is no thing for the word. An eccentric man is one who belongs to a certain set in society ...

    Article : 1,479 words
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