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papers ««» " - - - - ... , mnre COndensea in , oobe termed , were they less famuiar and mo £ n De ^ ^ Treating of a variety of matters , fro . ™ *^ ° f **? taste which he certainly scope to display the knowledge ,, abihty , andg °° < g alternately ofthe possesses in no inconsiderable dcgi ee . "e , ] ich he has a mineral , the animal and the ^^^ ^ 17 ^ curious and interesting illusrich store of facts , together with ^ " ^^ ent ^ rotn his own treasury trations , mingled occasionally v . it * an ^^ rea ders * ho could or that of other travellers ; so that ttieie are i ^^ fail to be both enlightened and amused by his pa ^ e ^ inucn Ws so
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and its life , Mr . De Yere has ™ - " " — ? — ljid < fen de ths andher singular possessions and ^ n a f ^ tuie m hei 1 ^ p ^ wondrous agency , though xic pieiei to eiea io l n wita plants is concerning the floral -orld A J £ B » £ '* f ^^^ 1 and possessing for \ their migration , the seeds being the organs ™ ^ ioc ^ ftir Hence i that purpose special qualifications ^ a | ] ° V ^^ ™ & as the en . the origin of those rings m the turf nlncl 1 ancy l ^ ve ^ i natance the n ^ nteS circle of soni c midsummer mght s ievel ,, isintenr _
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presence of a species of fungi xvhich v *™™™^ 'Tle ^ ring is thus Charges its tiny balls in a circle around . , am ^^ J ^ or on t ge wings formed and so the circle goes ., on et ^«" Sln B- s ^* transplauted to different , ofthe wincVor of birds , flon-e » , sl ^; ^ C s G s S the £ " ? careful attempts localities . Often tbrou-h this natural P 10 ce g' ^ the hUtorian of ; at monopoly are frustrated , M ;^? " ^ ^ S ; « Tihe nutmeg to the the Indian Archipelago , wishing ta lnmt ^ f « pp ^ y oi ij amount of their own annual pyoduce , d ^ mine ^ m J the Molucca producing » fru t after that kind , and so ^^^ J ^ theil . endeavours Islands , where it was indigenous . ^/ J ^^^^ a enjoy himself in , vere baffled by a certain crafty lit ^ e W Mio ,, detein ^ ned J 3 conHui is to
feiliSE ^ isil ^ i ^ S ^ S ^^ . . seen ( = p ? CTins luxuriantly the tomb of C . eciha Metella .
spite of all Uutefijuen , « u- « p— t ^ oaan subservient the SSSS ^*^ co ^ - in its weather coating , fm-oisi v dwellings to so ,-auy d > ffef" ^ ' ^ " ^ to proride him- > s S fp l i i i i g i which thirty feet m h » is he is seen crowned n itu a imj , e u . . gloL 0 ofa 8 t , cpl =--tl 1 e homcofn lsof . nt ^ . ^ Sn , attack /
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to resist if . A story is told to prove the indestvuetibil t > oi tl » , at nc > tnd ^ l of d u 8 . m hilo the frail bavk on whioh his lauS were wxittcn remained
n "K J his h oident of travel , Mr . l ) c Verc relates one poouli ^ vlv mtcrc * t » njr . Vi ^ fheXafof llacS he fo u iKl anion ^ an ingmiou . and singuhu- contrivnncc-a "Bora c-L . t-k I a ha uick , rouncYtho table of the great botanist , a number of plants wo c uJ «»^^» opening their ( lowers at u certain moincnt , to Id the ^ ' ^ "J Jj ° titude ! But momy xyoro tbc truths tola by Honors to ^ IX Vc - « ho regarding then , vith a poet ' s eye , coiiccivcs « how akin they aio to human things , " and pleasantly innmrts the lossona to all wlio will attend . Flora of the tobnscum of Home . Il . v Hich . u-a IXmUIii , M . 1 X ( 3 ro () ral ) rUlgo nml BonH . Thosb who , lovers of floral productions , possess tW power of npyrccintiiig objects auion-r tl . « most exquisite in creation , will be interested bj Mi . Doakin ' s K raceftil little volume- Its pn ^ a , contnnung d ^ cnpUona of a groat variety of ilowera , plants , tvecs , Hhmba , and grapes , arc brightened also occaaionalh- by coloured illustrations of th « more « le nnt of the speennens . Among these some are beautiful , while all aro more or less curious , from the various peculiarities of their nature and properties . . The charm of association , moreover , attaches to them ; they Hounsu
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sidereil in tne abstract , uo «« . » . . ^ , much l iiisi i pssl i l interest u ; i 774 the time . There are of course a few oxce t , o s to tb » iuW , ^ s in some of the verses of Hood and Tennyson , and in the nob ^ y oi j i »^ --
Factory Children , " of Mrs . Bnrrett Hrowmng ; but sue . ,, uc . »^ - interest arising out of the temporary circumstances to v , hieh the > icier , *\ sfrfai iss ; the ^^^ fsa ^ " -ftSsa
life to music , as Tub . il Cain dashed out harmony h a the an ^ „ hammer on the anvil . The result m the case o D . M ^«> » 1 ^ tiou of much eoimnon-iilaco prcttiucss , wl cl icaUy otB ^ su-rlinp matter whicli at other times he can , « t io rlu y ^^ regard bis own reputation more jealously ; nm » K [> , ' . ll ' \ , nft inetal ? ¦' , " , j ,,, the aU , an ,. l » un . ishJ r . jHjj . ra ^ ' ^ CrffSdbl . b « t mimmmm mmm ^ s ^ B-
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Leader (1850-1860), Jan. 26, 1856, page 19, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/l/issues/cld_26011856/page/19/
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