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At Home And Abroad Or, Things And Thoughts In America And Europe Of 1
By: Margaret Fuller Ossoli
User: silviya
There Are At Least Three Classes Of Persons Who Travel In Our Own Land
And Abroad. The First And Largest In Number Consists Of Those
Who, "Having Eyes, See Not, And Ears, Hear Not," Anything Which Is
Profitable To Be Remembered. Crossing Lake And Ocean, Passing Over
The Broad Prairies Of The New World Or The Classic Fields Of The Old,
Though They Look On The Virgin Soil Sown Thickly With Flowers By
The Hand Of God, Or On Scenes Memorable In Man's History, They Gaze
Heedlessly, And When They Return Home Can But Tell Us What They Ate
And Drank, And Where Slept,--No More; For This And Matters Of Like
Import Are All For Which They Have Cared In Their Wanderings.
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