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Title: Scribner's magazine
Year: 1887 (1880s)
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Publisher: New York : C. Scribner's Sons
Contributing Library: Robarts - University of Toronto
Digitizing Sponsor: University of Toronto

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, Profitless ? he repeated. As to that I am not so cer-lain, for if you have a mind to see the rarest animals in theworld, you could there sate your curiosity. On the shore,^-between the foot-hills and the grove of upas, is a park of wildl>^asts, the like of which no man has looked upon elsewher^^jEven from the deck of this ship I have seen more than oncea /;^ pve of unicorns, or a herd of centaurs, come down to the water iWt. drink; and sometimes I have caught a pleasant glimpse ^^^^Jl^yji/f&ratyrs and fauns dancing.in the sunlight. And once indeed / ^—I shall never forget that extraordinary spectacle—as I spedpast with every sail set and a ten-knot breeze astern, I sawthe phoenix blaze up in its new birth, while the little salaman-ders frisked in the intense flame. /^ ^.,^ ^^/y^WA )\^/.^m^j^. ,,r^^^ phoenix ? I cried. >;;Yotv have -a eu rlio pKuiiix ^br-,^
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