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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-11762-6the morasses, and swamps, and densest forests, and deepest solitudes of the Far West.’ Little Nell, and the other ‘rejected ones whom the world has too long forgotten, and too often misused’, had formed a bond between him and his public. ‘At every new act of kindness on your part,’ he continued, ‘I

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