Excerpt from Kidd's Own Journal, 1853, Vol. 4: For Inter-Communications on Natural History, Popular Science, and Things in GeneralTrue Happiness, 68; Village Lovers, The, 275; Voice from the Church Bells, 90; What I Love, 78 Winter Nights for Me! 279; With Roses Musky Breathed, 87; Woman's Love, 91 Woman's Smile, 92 Woulds't thou be Mine, 136.About the PublisherForgotten
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1: for inter-communications on natural history, popular science, and things in general outlines of comparative physiology, touching the structure and development of the races of animals, living and extinct.
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Prophets weep because of the sins of the people—one generation should improve upon the experience of another—many set their hearts on perishable things—provisions are made for the exaltation of all—the spirit should rule the flesh—limited knowledge of man—phenomenon of forgetfulness—natural philosophy—emigration.
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