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The Young New Yorker
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v. 1 no. 13
— page 8 |
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Sketch |
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The Young New Yorker, v. I, no. 13, February 17, 1879 (Issue) |
| Date: |
February 17, 1879 |
| First Sentence: |
Of all the inhabitants of the air, none move on such noiseless wings as the night-loving, hoarse-voiced owl. |
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No sooner was the earth reached than, springing lightly away, the nimble animal disappeared; and the inanimate body of the bird alone remained to remind us how often in the world the cunning of an apparently feeble creature has proved more than a match for the strength of the most powerful. |
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