The trees of northeastern America

Newhall Charles Stedman 1842-

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I. AMERICAOF NORTHEASTERNTHE TREES II. BOOKCOLLECTOR'STHE LEAF III. AMERICANORTHEASTERNOFTHE SHRUBS (In preparation) THE TREES OF NORTHEASTERN AMERICA ILLUSTRATIONS FROM SKETCHESORIGINAL CHARLES S. NEWHALL With an NoteIntroductory by NATH. L. COLUMBIA COLLEGEBRITTON, E.M.. PH.D., G. P. PUTNAM'S SONS NEW YORK LONDON WEST27 TWENTY-THIRD ST. KING WILLIAM ST., STRAND27 &be fttxtektrbochrr |Jwss 1892 COPYRIGHT 1890 BY S. NF.WHALLCHARLES Ube -fenichcrbocfecr press, *ew Iflorfc andPrinted, Bound byElectrotyped, G. P. Putnam's Sons I said I will not walk with men to-day, But I will the blessedgo trees,among the forest trees I '11 takeAmong my way, shall to me what wordsAnd they theysay please. And when I came the trees of God,among With all their million voices sweet and blest, me welcome. So I trodThey gave slowly Their arched and with heart at rest.lofty aisles, Then all around me as I went, Their armsloving they lightly bent, And all lowaround leaf-voices Were soft and slow.calling, calling I not failcould to know ^ The words they whispered so, INor could onward go From words so sweet and low. . From The Trees. 2063362 CONTENTS. PACK PREFACE......... xiii INTRODUCTORY NOTE ...... xiv GUIDE TO THE TREES i LIST OF GENERA *J" DESCRIPTION OF TREES . 4(WITH ILLUSTRATIONS) EXPLANATION OF TERMS . . . . 237 GLOSSARY ........ 243 INDEX TO THE TREES ...... 245 ILLUSTRATIONS. PAGE i TREE BAYand 2. CUCUMBER and SWEET ... 7Figures UMBRELLA TREEFigure 3. 9 1 1PAPAWFigure 4.

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• Trees
• United States

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• Publié par: les_archives_du_savoir
• Nombre de lectures: 6
• Langue: English
• Poids de l'ouvrage: 10 Mo

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I.
AMERICAOF NORTHEASTERNTHE TREES
II.
BOOKCOLLECTOR'STHE LEAF
III.
AMERICANORTHEASTERNOFTHE SHRUBS
(In preparation)THE TREES
OF
NORTHEASTERN AMERICA
ILLUSTRATIONS FROM SKETCHESORIGINAL
CHARLES S. NEWHALL
With an NoteIntroductory by
NATH. L. COLUMBIA COLLEGEBRITTON, E.M.. PH.D.,
G. P. PUTNAM'S SONS
NEW YORK LONDON
WEST27 TWENTY-THIRD ST. KING WILLIAM ST., STRAND27
&be
fttxtektrbochrr |Jwss
1892COPYRIGHT 1890
BY
S. NF.WHALLCHARLES
Ube -fenichcrbocfecr press, *ew Iflorfc
andPrinted, Bound byElectrotyped,
G. P. Putnam's SonsI said I will not walk with men to-day,
But I will the blessedgo trees,among
the forest trees I '11 takeAmong my way,
shall to me what wordsAnd they theysay please.
And when I came the trees of God,among
With all their million voices sweet and blest,
me welcome. So I trodThey gave slowly
Their arched and with heart at rest.lofty aisles,
Then all around me as I went,
Their armsloving they lightly bent,
And all lowaround leaf-voices
Were soft and slow.calling, calling
I not failcould to know
^
The words they whispered so,
INor could onward go
From words so sweet and low.
.
From The Trees.
2063362