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transparent one. He has strong social instincts. [[unclear]] so [unclear]] he [[unclear]] to be in his [[unclear]] element. [[unclear]] [[unclear]] the while, by the side of this keen enjoyment of society, you see that his soul has been constructed for the making those discoveries in physical science, + acquiring those new idea he has to much happiness in presenting to the minds of others. His rich, genial conversation, + ready [[sympathies?]] are worthy of the high position he holds in the scientific world. [[unclear]] To Mr. Thomas G. Appleton, the first American I [[unclear]] [believe?]] who crossed the Atlantic in his own yacht. | transparent one. He has strong social instincts. [[unclear]] so [unclear]] he [[unclear]] to be in his [[unclear]] element. [[unclear]] [[unclear]] the while, by the side of this keen enjoyment of society, you see that his soul has been constructed for the making those discoveries in physical science, + acquiring those new idea he has to much happiness in presenting to the minds of others. His rich, genial conversation, + ready [[sympathies?]] are worthy of the high position he holds in the scientific world. [[unclear]] To Mr. Thomas G. Appleton, the first American I [[unclear]] [believe?]] who crossed the Atlantic in his own yacht. I am indebted for several kind | ||
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329 transparent one. He has strong social instincts. unclear so [unclear]] he unclear to be in his unclear element. unclear unclear the while, by the side of this keen enjoyment of society, you see that his soul has been constructed for the making those discoveries in physical science, + acquiring those new idea he has to much happiness in presenting to the minds of others. His rich, genial conversation, + ready sympathies? are worthy of the high position he holds in the scientific world. unclear To Mr. Thomas G. Appleton, the first American I unclear [believe?]] who crossed the Atlantic in his own yacht. I am indebted for several kind