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The Young New Yorker
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v. 1 no. 9
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Sketch |
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The Young New Yorker, v. I, no. 9, January 20, 1879 (Issue) |
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January 20, 1879 |
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The members of the crow family are generally associated with gloomy thoughts and funereal events, chiefly perhaps from their dress of black, that seems to array them in a garb of mourning; and if it was to indicate the want of many good qualities that their sable plumage was bestowed upon them, it certainly was not given unnecessarily. |
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