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 1 I   |  gable-angle, might remind the European traveler of certain old
 2 III |     those mighty trees are not European; various and surprising
 3 V   |        I am told that no other European would say so, then I must
 4 V   |     insect, for example, as no European artist can do: he makes
 5 V   |         Everything in a common European engraving is detailed and~{
 6 V   |       amused myself by showing European or American illustrations
 7 V   | engravings representing famous European beauties.~   "They do not
 8 VII |       Trans-Pacific liners and European mail-steamers draw too much
 9 VII |         he has to bear what no European clerk would bear. He has
10 VII |        West; and some have won European reputations in various departments
11 VII |       placed, - arranged as no European florist could ever learn
12 VIII|    idealism. At all events, no European could do so; for to understand
13 VIII|     also such experience as no European could gain in a lifetime.