Arbor Day: Its History, Observation, Spirit and Significance, Volume 3Robert Haven Schauffler |
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... become serious . We of an older generation can get along with what we have , though with growing hardship ; but in your full manhood and womanhood you will want what nature once so bountifully supplied , and man so thoughtlessly ...
... become serious . We of an older generation can get along with what we have , though with growing hardship ; but in your full manhood and womanhood you will want what nature once so bountifully supplied , and man so thoughtlessly ...
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... become more vigorous and beautiful . A sapling is not to be cut into a bean - pole , but carefully trimmed in accordance with its form . A tree which has lost its head will never recover again , and will survive only as a monument of ...
... become more vigorous and beautiful . A sapling is not to be cut into a bean - pole , but carefully trimmed in accordance with its form . A tree which has lost its head will never recover again , and will survive only as a monument of ...
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... become an orna- ment , as it is already the great benefit of the village , and the children will be put in the way of living upon more friendly and intelligent terms with the bountiful nature which is so friendly to us . ARBOR DAY * BY ...
... become an orna- ment , as it is already the great benefit of the village , and the children will be put in the way of living upon more friendly and intelligent terms with the bountiful nature which is so friendly to us . ARBOR DAY * BY ...
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... that state . It glories in the old misnomer of the geographies , " The Great American Desert , " * Reprinted from the Independent . since it has become so habitable and hospitable by cultivation 12 ARBOR DAY B G Northrup.
... that state . It glories in the old misnomer of the geographies , " The Great American Desert , " * Reprinted from the Independent . since it has become so habitable and hospitable by cultivation 12 ARBOR DAY B G Northrup.
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Its History, Observation, Spirit and Significance Robert Haven Schauffler. since it has become so habitable and hospitable by cultivation and tree - planting . Where , twenty years ago , the books said trees would not grow , the settler ...
Its History, Observation, Spirit and Significance Robert Haven Schauffler. since it has become so habitable and hospitable by cultivation and tree - planting . Where , twenty years ago , the books said trees would not grow , the settler ...
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