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Some persons have ascribed this feeling to the natural beauty of the objects themselves , others to the freedom from care , the silence and tranquillity which scenes of retirement afford - others to the healthy and innocent employments ...
Some persons have ascribed this feeling to the natural beauty of the objects themselves , others to the freedom from care , the silence and tranquillity which scenes of retirement afford - others to the healthy and innocent employments ...
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There is a depth even in superficiality , that is , the affections cling round obvious and familiar objects , not recondite and remote ones ; and the intense continuity of feeling thus obtained , forms the depth of sentiment .
There is a depth even in superficiality , that is , the affections cling round obvious and familiar objects , not recondite and remote ones ; and the intense continuity of feeling thus obtained , forms the depth of sentiment .
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ON THE FEELING OF IMMORTALITY IN YOUTH ( MONTHLY MAGAZINE , MARCH , 1827 ) NO young man believes he shall ever die . It was a saying of my brother's , and a fine one . There is a feeling of Eternity in youth which makes us amends for ...
ON THE FEELING OF IMMORTALITY IN YOUTH ( MONTHLY MAGAZINE , MARCH , 1827 ) NO young man believes he shall ever die . It was a saying of my brother's , and a fine one . There is a feeling of Eternity in youth which makes us amends for ...
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