The Raymondskill

Summary

The Raymondskill is an article^[1].

Key Facts

• The Raymondskill's instance of is recorded as article^[2].
• The Raymondskill's page is recorded as 154-155^[3].
• The Raymondskill's page is recorded as 150^[4].
• The Raymondskill's DOI is recorded as 10.2307/20636353^[5].
• The Raymondskill's language of work or name is recorded as English^[6].
• The Raymondskill's issue is recorded as 8^[7].
• The Raymondskill's volume is recorded as 5^[8].
• The Raymondskill's publication date is recorded as +1872-08-00T00:00:00Z^[9].
• The Raymondskill's main subject is recorded as Raymondskill Falls^[10].
• The Raymondskill's work available at URL is recorded as https://jstor.org/stable/20636353^[11].
• The Raymondskill's published in is recorded as The Aldine volume 5 issue 8^[12].
• The Raymondskill's title is recorded as The Raymondskill^[13].
• The Raymondskill's first line is recorded as How often, entering beautiful Milford, and having left the clatter and turmoil of the great city but four hours' ride behind me, have I thought of Gaspar Becerra's lesson, "That is best which lieth nearest!" for we go, looking after brook-foam, tree-bloom, and bird-song, far off to the New Hampshire Hills, the North Woods, or the thousand St. Lawrence Isles, when Nature, in her most frolic and coquettish mood, is hidden, like Fair Rosamond, awaiting her lover in a labyrinth that he may reach between a summer-day morn and noon.^[14].
• The Raymondskill's author name string is recorded as Henry Richards^[15].
• The Raymondskill's last line is recorded as Paley was once asked when a book of his would be finished. "My lord, I shall work steadily at it when the fly-fishing season is over."^[16].
• The Raymondskill's copyright status is recorded as public domain^[17].
• The Raymondskill's quotation or excerpt is recorded as But the Raymondskill is the acknowledged monarch of our Milford fluviarchy.^[18].

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Designation and Status

The Raymondskill's instance of is recorded as article^[2].