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it : conscious of twhajtv had taken pbrc *^ : endi b ^ iHgijaml ^ v BipDed on me as would a blessed spirit which . had i orw& inhabited a ' moental mixture erf earths ' atould * like-mincl My ^ tor aa left ah rmprcssion oa my spirits not easily to ba Afoliterated ; ; i Tfce phantasm seemed almost an object of visiori ; 6 b YLvkj ^ icBd < it possess my waking thoughts . I endeaVoutedf to dirert my > wiiml
from it * I gazed on ike enchanting deep shade and melldw light of ' the . scenery- ; - but nothing af earth could attract my sjjirifc ; It seeoied as if it had been on the point of taking its flight when I awaked . I looked on the blessed moon , the fleecy clouds * and the blue expanse , of the sky , and thought of eternity and heaven . In vain philosophy whispers that heaven has no locality—man must look upwards for it . My mind was constrained to muse ok
my dream ; a consciousness of identity remained , while * the eontponent parts of my corporeal portion were passing into sipacg ! There was no real anomaly in this ; literally it is bo . From year io year we know that we have changed ; a consciousness of identity has notwithstanding been a part of our being . We are at once certain that we are not , and that we are the same mdmdu 4 Xs
we were years ago . Then our personality does not depend "tipm this ever-changing flesh and blood ; it does not . Then thefrb is no occasion to revert to the seed and the chrysalis to prove the possibility of man ' s resurrection ; for what is man ' s life but an incessant death and resurrection ? And surely the power wh * 5 enables us to throw off our mortal clothing every moment *> f out existence on earth , without impairing the principle of thought , or disturbing our consciousness of identity , can strip us of it entirely by death ., when he shall think proper to take us ta heaven , with *
out destroying the one or the other .
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The bramble , the * liberal bramble for me , r The apple and cherry are fruits long forbid , But the child of the poor finds one fruitful tree ; J Tker ^ l ike the Fay Puck , with his spoils on his knee , ! He is munching and munching sans fear to be chid . ^
The sheep , and the swine , and ' llie beast tbat eat 8 fh ^ J ^ , Wince and away from Xhe bough of blacklbqrrv ; For the bramble has roused all their terror of briBtleq , ' ' ( - ! l N And twitches iht poachers through hides and tnroiiA msdeiV And all for the children to pick arid be n ?« rry : r * ? r Be merry and wise , unbuak , ioed young , elyes ! ... ; ; . » llk ; ??* 1 * 99 liav ? r « edthe bramW ^ puo ^' sipric ^; m ; ., ¦ t - i
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BLACKBERRIES .
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Dec. 2, 1835, page 813, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2652/page/57/
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