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THINGS IN GENERAL. 365
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use a paradox . Their warm hearts and ready sympathies threw them into attitudes unknown to natures which move in a line .
Besides I don't for a moment believe that a circle of friends can be reallimposed Where you see people so ardently beloved as
genuine were y Margaret at the bottom upon and Hahel . of their , be sure natures there ; was nay , something that their genuineness profoundly
was their chief attraction , to which their intellectual attitudes were a mere foil . I am sure that I should have loved Margaret
Fuller dearly if I had known her , and as it is I love her very memory IF . " " Ahare dreadfully tender ! But here is another
Ger-. . , you manism and a good one . * I no longer envy any man , but for that which no man has . '" in
" Oh how true ! It is an experience which crosses one daily lo life ! : we we come say a ' Such little an nearer . one is and so that strong soul , so is calm busy , so working righteous out / and all
, our own problems , and- * goes up and down * asking , just like our own this I " . Yes . sense " F . " but And ; older then yet peop there they le , are have those peop foug who le ht whom have and foug we the ht may nearer their fairl fi y we ght . envy " come in to
, , them the more plainly we perceive the scars . Surely we are none of us such cowards as to hope to attain their peace unsought . I
had rather be a * martyr of the pang without the palm . ' " IF" Wellhere is another of Hahel ' s sentences ; I used to like
it because . . it just , chimed in with one ' s juvenile delight in lowering humanity , and common-place people in particular , though of course
one reserved a special place for one ' s self above the herd . " " What a confession ! but the sentence ? " creature with
I . F . " A stone may have a history , but only a continy sciousness ' ' A is ptl exactl y a expressed destiny y what . , reli but Most gion a men most promises have un-Christi onl to y the a an history stup sentiment idest . ' " . mortals A des : -
what it promises , and can and does secure , even in this world . in Onl some y see mysterious how those who manner are to animated adorn and by immortal dignify their faith own , are lives able ;
unconsciousl the I . soul F . ' " s What life y . of do ' course It you . " say almost to this be , said equall th y at heathenish onlthose in individuals ignoring may y
grow "Wh old y who I deny are nothing of course more , that than any young soul . ' " nothing more than
, , young I . F . . ' " The next one I used to think delightful , because I really dolittle
could not understand it in the least , and now I , I see very many in it . have ' To no think strength is to di to g , and dig , then others to no measure courage with or the handiness plummet to :
lower " Do the you plummet remember . ' " liow finely Mrs . Browning has used this very
Things In General. 365
THINGS IN _GENERAL . 365
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English Woman’s Journal (1858-1864), Aug. 1, 1859, page 365, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/ewj/issues/ewj_01081859/page/5/
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