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• Soto and the new world

  Courage is strength—and you are vigilant, sagacious, firm besides.

  par William Carlos Williams
• Travels in Arabia Deserts

  We won't attempt the futility of
  advertising

  par C. M. Doughty
• A black wren

  The water was cold and freshening as it poured from the brass
  tap over his fingers and wrists, and he was so occupied with his
  pleasure that he scarcely noticed his wife passing through the
  scullery and only heard her voice vaguely, saying, "I'm going out to
  see about a black wren."

  par John Freeman
• Henry Ford

  Who has ever approached political thought or action with an
  aesthetic?

  par Matthew Josephson
• The priest speaks par William Gamaliel Shepard
• Joseph Gould

  The man

  par E. N. , S. B.
• Social position

  Nearly everyone is perplexed by the human instinct to either
  lord it over other people or bow down to them. In the eyes of the
  Infinite, all pride is dust and ashes. But as we must live with our
  brother man, it is natural that each of us should have his ideal of
  proper society.

  par Joseph Gould
• The poet assassinated

  Persecution - Assassination - Apotheosis -

  par Guillaume Apollinaire
• “A boire ! A boire”

  Gargantua shouted it when he came fat and ruddy tumbling into
  that bright and wine-glorious country of France.

  par Slater Brown
• How many miles to Babylon ?

  This nursery rhyme has won the eulogies of R. L. Stevenson and
  Mr. Walter de la Mare, among other distinguished poets, as being
  one of the most truly poetic pieces in the language.

  par Robert Graves