| 1913 - 824 pages
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| Horace Kephart - 1913 - 472 pages
...on every side — room to breathe, to ^expand, to develop, as well as to hunt and to wander at will. The nature of the mountaineer demands that he have...of his personality, wing-room for his eagle heart." Such feeling, such longing, most of us have experienced in passing moods ; but in the highlander it... | |
| Emma Bell Miles, David E. Whisnant, Roger D. Abrahams - 1985 - 260 pages
...on every side — room to breathe, to expand, to develop, as well as to hunt and to wander at will. The nature of the mountaineer demands that he have...of his personality, wingroom for his eagle heart. Under the conditions of such a life it is inevitable that our social grouping falls naturally into... | |
| Ronald D. Eller - 1982 - 304 pages
...on every side — room to breathe , to expand, to develop, as well as to hunt and to wander at will. The nature of the mountaineer demands that he have...growth of his personality, wingroom for his eagle heart."44 Sequestered as they were, mountain residents nevertheless took considerable pride in the... | |
| Robert J. Higgs - 1995 - 380 pages
...inevitable, and finally loved for its own sake (380). Emma Bell Miles, in The Spirit of the Mountains. adds, "The nature of the mountaineer demands that he have...of his personality, wing-room for his eagle heart" (73). This longing for space is perceived by Kephart and Miles as a permanent state of mind, a way... | |
| 1913 - 790 pages
...on every side — room to breathe, to expand, to develop, as well as to hunt and to wander at will. The nature of the mountaineer demands that he have...of his personality, wing-room for his eagle heart." Such feeling, such longing, most of us have experienced in passing moods; but in the highlander it... | |
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