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a toffim ¦ ' '• • ¦ ¦ ' ¦ - ' ¦ ' " ¦ ' \ ' ; v hat ^ crtver brat the sel f-concentrating' energy of deep individual-filing comld have crated ^ imperishable monument of f && $ 6 & and poetry , Eloise ? Speak , spirit of Rousseau !—thou WhQ&Q t •»• ¦ » * Love was passion ' s essence *—aa a tree
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On fire by lightning , with ethereal flame ^! T ; - ; v Kindled he was and . blasted ; for to bet . n Orv ^ ¦ ' ¦¦\ TUua . ajad enamoured ^ wasin him the s ^ me .. ; T ,. vl But his was not the love of living dame , iir . » t $ or ° f ^ ^ ^ rise upon our dreams , . w ^ , ? 3 # t ... of ideal beauty , which became / In him existence , and o ' erflowing teems Alqng his burning page , distemper ed though it seems /
What power but this looked with Byron , on the ca ^ act of "V ^ i ^ ai ^ d poured the roar of its waters on . his p ^ S 16 ? i- "W-lMi >\> ut that empowered him to picture the dread imagery af * darkpess ?' A , nci £ > hakspeare—was not his spirit lone and wrapped in its . pwH baigJ ^ r > e * s when it gave itself to such creations , as Mi ^^ Uji ^ "r 7 % tlW gfP ^ le ljswiy ; . married , to the Moor '—the love ^ life *! . Jup ^ ta ^ nd the t ru e Imogene ? _ , > lVi ? J >« strong action of individuality inseparable frpni g ^ ii s ^ c c ^ y ^ t ^ for its too frequent concomitant—egotism . It . accoun ts also for the fe » w instances of its happiness in wedded life ..
, It is fruitless to counsel those touched by the spell of lpye—^ ty ^ re ' tfigt leads , they will follow ; but to < those >; et , capable ^ 9 ff ; c ^ v
abstract ^ Wfi ^ ttff tl > an , association—to contemplate rather than to cou-Y $ ft £ . ivfTbe most fortunate union does not present them with bf i pig 9 rS 0 * nMich in harmony with themselves as the creations of t ] jieir own minds . What , then , must they endure in an unfortur n ^^ cunion I ; j Mau , af gjBtniu 3 , hovvev ^ r , » e ^ m to hav e d raw n a line bie tw ^ eun Ojq ^ WH * ^ an ^ l ^ ^ , aflGec ^ ionBr Uj . tbue deep injury of both—oa ^ causi ? , j ^ r ^ ps , > vty , ^ tt >^ T > niLMi . of ge ^ x iu a hav ^ m arried worncoi . of ^ IWt ^ W ^ t-i' ' ^ . ( -Kit I ^ ;'¦' ..: . ¦ ¦¦ : ' < .-:, •<' .: ^«^^ m 4 tfe ^ y Wi ? )^ n ^> >^ jfe , ru ^ r ; rw l , a jfftge , ^ f , la * ^ 9 $ * $ , To me this is a fact the most revolting—no weaker vvqrfj ^ ill . e ^ pjes ^ ¦ ^^ I'V ^ tM "; » il ¦ *! . i ( ' -. >( -- m . ' ¦ ' . ¦ ¦[}>• f . | . . t | r > t ' c > 't / 'i •» ' ! r > * m ) Uu \ J-f
