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Page 144
It is situated on the southern border of Radnor Forest , a tract of bare mountains
about twenty square miles in extent , the highest point being a little over two
thousand feet above the sea . Over a good deal of this country I wandered for
about a ...
It is situated on the southern border of Radnor Forest , a tract of bare mountains
about twenty square miles in extent , the highest point being a little over two
thousand feet above the sea . Over a good deal of this country I wandered for
about a ...
Page 157
This all - embracing system of land - robbery , for which nothing is too great and
nothing too small ; which has absorbed meadow and forest , moor and mountain ,
which has appropriated most of our rivers and lakes and the fish that live in ...
This all - embracing system of land - robbery , for which nothing is too great and
nothing too small ; which has absorbed meadow and forest , moor and mountain ,
which has appropriated most of our rivers and lakes and the fish that live in ...
Page 161
The house was pleasantly situated about two hundred and fifty feet above the
river , with an uninterrupted view to the south - east over woody hills of moderate
height to the fine range of the Great Forest , culminating in the double peaks of
the ...
The house was pleasantly situated about two hundred and fifty feet above the
river , with an uninterrupted view to the south - east over woody hills of moderate
height to the fine range of the Great Forest , culminating in the double peaks of
the ...
Page 163
This becomes more certain when we look at the whole mountain mass , of which
they form a part , known as the “ Fforest Fawr , " or great forest of Brecknock . This
extends about twenty miles from east to west and ten or twelve miles from north ...
This becomes more certain when we look at the whole mountain mass , of which
they form a part , known as the “ Fforest Fawr , " or great forest of Brecknock . This
extends about twenty miles from east to west and ten or twelve miles from north ...
Page 195
... mind , a weird and mysterious charm , which was extended even to our native
species , and which , I believe , had its share in producing that longing for the
tropics which a few years later was satisfied in the equatorial forests of the
Amazon .
... mind , a weird and mysterious charm , which was extended even to our native
species , and which , I believe , had its share in producing that longing for the
tropics which a few years later was satisfied in the equatorial forests of the
Amazon .
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| Title | My Life: A Record of Events and Opinions, 1. köide My Life: A Record of Events and Opinions, Alfred Russel Wallace |
| Author | Alfred Russel Wallace |
| Publisher | Dodd, Mead, 1905 |
| Original from | the New York Public Library |
| Digitized | 24 juuli 2007 |
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