...surface. It is the traveller of five thousand miles, more than two-thirds of the diameter of the globe. The prevailing character of the Mississippi is that...the eternal forest with the smoke of her nostrils. Conversation became odious, and I passed my time in a sort of dreamy contemplation. At night, I ascended...

...surface. It is the traveller of live thousand miles, more tlitm two-thirds of the diami ter of the globe. The prevailing character of the Mississippi is that...vessel, like some huge demon of the wilderness, bearing lire in her hosoin, and canopying the eternal forest with the smoke of lier nostrils. Conversation...

...character of the Mississippi is that of solemn gloom. I have trodden the passes of Alp and Appenine, yet never felt how awful a thing is nature, till I...night, we continued driving right downward to the oouth ; our vessel, like some huge demon of the wilderness, bearing fire in her bosom, and canopying...

...character of the Mississippi is that of solemn gloom. I have trodden the passes of Alp and Appenine, yet never felt how awful a thing is nature, till I...uninhabitable. Day after day, and night after night, we contimied driving right downward to the south ; our vessel, like some huge demon of the wilderness,...

...character of the Mississippi is that of solemn gloom. I have trodden the passes of Alp and A pennine, yet never felt how awful a thing is nature, till I...night, we continued driving right downward to the south ; onr vessel, like some huge demon of the wilderness, bearing fire in her bosom, and canopying the...

...tributaries, they flow into an ocean yet vaster, the whole body of which acknowledges their influence. The prevailing character of the Mississippi is that...a thing is nature, till I was borne on its waters, in a steamboat, through regions desolate and uninhabitable. Day after day, and night after night, we...

...trodden the passes of Alp and Apennine, yet never felt how awful a thing is nature, till I was borne OD its waters through regions desolate and uninhabitable....the eternal forest with the smoke of her nostrils. ... I passed my time in a sort of dreamy contemplation. . At night I ascended to the highest deck,...

...can be produced by a combination of objects of discordant character, however grand in themselves. 4. The prevailing character of the Mississippi is that...wilderness, bearing fire in her bosom, and canopying the Leroal forest with the smoke of her nostrils. 5. The navigation of the Mississippi is not unaccompanied...

...grand in themselves. 4. The prevailing character of the Mississippi is that of solemn gloom. I hate trodden the passes of Alp and Apennine, yet never...the eternal forest with the smoke of her nostrils. 5. The navigation of the Mississippi is not unaccompanied by danger, arising from what are called planters...

...character of the Mississippi is that of Bolemn gloom. I have trodden the passes of Alp aud Apenniue, yet never felt how awful a thing is nature, till I...waters, through regions desolate and uninhabitable. Daj after day, and night after night, we continued driving right downward to the south; our vessel,...