Nature and
Nature and Culture
作者：Rice, Harvey, 1800-1891
体例：段 章数：11
字数：225,632 来源：Project Gutenberg
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- 平均每段 20,512 字；最长 In the South-American earthquake of August, 1868, thirty tho（39,570 字），最短 When its embellishments have been perfected, Mission Park wi（6,219 字）。
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共 11 段- In the South-American earthquake of August, 1868, thirty tho
- Nature is ever active in working "wonders in the heavens and
- It is always pleasant to recall our early schooldays, with t
- In a philosophical sense, there is nothing dead that does no
- Near the commencement of the fifteenth century there appeare
- The age in which we live is one of experiment and of novel t
- And yet there are thousands who seem to live without purpose
- Every nation has its representative men. America has hers. C
- It is true that an intermixture of foreign blood with Americ
- He now purchased a small lot of land in Austinburg, and soon
- When its embellishments have been perfected, Mission Park wi