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05-prairie_002-1804	James Fenimore Cooper	05-prairie_002-1804	1804		.txt	text/plain	3886	105	54	This adventurous and venerable patriarch was now seen making his last remove; placing the endless river between him and the multitude his own success had drawn around him, and seeking for the renewal of enjoyments which were rendered worthless in his eyes, when trammelled by the forms of human institutions.[3] In the pursuit of adventures such as these, men are ordinarily governed by their habits or deluded by their wishes. It was now evident, by the tardy movements both of beasts and men, that the time of necessary rest was not far distant.	cache/05-prairie_002-1804.txt	txt/05-prairie_002-1804.txt