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Show 598 (209) "I felt lonely . . .": ONP, pp. 148-49. (209) "better people": Bade, I, pp. 259-60. (211) " . . . telling us most solemnly": Bade, I, p. 319. (212) "Glorious are these rocks . . .": The Yosemite, p. 40. (213) "probation and sequestration . . .": Bade, I, p. 254. (213) "as the John Baptist angel . . .": This letter, held at the Harvard U. Library, is printed in Hadley, pp. 436-38. (214) The other variant of the Yosemite earthquake: "Yosemite in Spring;" Kimes #9; quoted by Wolfe, p. 157. (215) San Francisco Earthquake: letter to Margaret Lunam, May 13, 1906; Muir Papers, Box 17. (216) "When you transform . . .": George Santayana, "The Genteel Tradition in American Philosophy," Winds of Doctrine: Studies in Contemporary Opinion (New York: 1913), pp. 213-14. (217) "Yosemite Valley in Flood;" Kimes #10. (218) "But I speak after the manner of men . . .": JoM, p. 43. (218) "Visions like these . . .": "Yosemite Valley in Flood," p. 350 (219) "it will doubtlessly be remembered . . .": "Flood-Storm in the Sierra," p. 490; Kimes #43. (220) The early draft of "Flood-Storm . . .": Muir Papers, Files #28.13 and #30.4. (220) "Don't pity me": Wolfe, p. 179. (220) "True, some goods were destroyed . . .": "Flood- Storm . . . ," p. 494-95. (221) "How terribly downright . . .": "Flood-Storm . . . ," p. 494. (222) "I wish to speak a word for Nature . . .": Henry David |