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 1  12|          getting his living. All great enterprises are self-supporting.
 2  18|           A grain of gold gild a great surface, but not so much
 3  22|         of the man who found the great nugget which weighed twenty-eight
 4  38|                 Pleasant are the great fields of my rest."~ ~
 5  48|        down here? Yet such, to a great extent, is our boasted commerce;
 6  49| artificial wants to draw out the great resources of the country."
 7  49|        New England; nor are "the great resources of a country"
 8  49|        This alone draws out "the great resources" of Nature, and
 9  49|       than sugar-plums, then the great resources of a world are
10  52|      himself to be rasped by the great gizzard of creation. Politics
11  52| forgetting, but also, alas! to a great extent, a remembering, of