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He knew he was bidding this land farewell . But , like it , he smiled till the curtain fell ; And then it was only the bursting forth Of the stars , we see not , who walk this earth .
To the last his look beamed kind on all , When he raised its fading light ; And some stood there , who could yet recall , How it gladdened their earliest sight : For he ever loved the fetterless glee Of childhood to ring around his knee ; His gentle hand , his smile it knew , And to lisp its loving welcome flew .
But this is past ! All past I His place , Empty and silent now , Will bring a sadness o ' er the face , A shadow o ' er the brow . But who would weep , when they think of breath Thus peacefully passing forth to death , Like green from the leaves of the aged tree , When it drops at last unmurmuringly ?
Death ! Death ! whose footsteps are so still That few can catch their sound , Till thy hand has grasped the heart's warm thriH , Weighing it to the ground : On us , on those we love , on all
Let but thy night of silence fall As softly ! and our souls no more Need shrink to plunge from Life ' s steep shore Into the never fathomed sea Of Mercy and Eternity . A . TYE-
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It is a great encouragement and satisfaction to those who think deeply and feel seriously to find , that so far from its being true that " there is . nothing new under the sun , " it is proved , occasionally , by external evidence as well as by their own consciousness , that vast regions of thought remain
yet unexplored , and that few themes of speculation are yet exhausted . On subjects of greater importance than those of science , on subjects which regard the highest interests of the human race , it is generally agreed that though too much cannot be said , it is in vain to expect to say any thing new ; and , indeed , all that can reasonably be required from those who teach * Natural History of Enthusiasm . 8 vo . pp . 311 . London : Holdsworth and Ball .
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Natural History of Enthusiasm . 417
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NATURAL HISTORY OP ENTHUSIASM . *
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VOL . Ill , 2 a
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), June 2, 1829, page 417, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2573/page/49/
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