“The person who misses this adventure of kinship with the beauty that is to be found in nature temples, and fails to make the acquaintance of the creatures that are in those temples, misses so much.”

—  Flower A. Newhouse

Lecture June 7, 1959 Nature's Eternal Refreshment
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