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earth jjt sickened ^ weariness and says—all is v-anity ; the life of the poet is one long cry of disappointed hope , yet n&tureis fbW of beauty , and wonder , and power , and there is scarcely a banian ; being who for some short period , has not felt the full
intoxication of perfect happiness . The meteor haa passed , and the night of his existence is darker than ever ; bat he haa . felt it , and invariably that happiness lias been caused by love . Theng is no other happiness equally capable of filling the capacity o / a human being . While all that relates to real love is in so
vrjretchw a state , is it wonderful that dissatisfaction abtn ^ d abound ? Ought not the causes and the remedies of such a state to be sought into ? If there be difficulties in smooth ^ ing the path to human happiness which seem insuperable td tbt > se -who dive deeply into human nature and human passions , yet it is evident that a vast amount of suffering might be obi iterated , which is owing , not to the necessity of nature , but to ndeparture from her laws .
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POSSESSION .
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Luther had fixed his temporary abode at a mean-looking hoiise in a buck street , ut Wittenberg . The low door , wfeujnV had no knocker , was gently tapped by the cane which su p * ported the elder visitor , and was opened by a fair young child ; wearing the deepest mourning . One of the men , 01 Wtiomk
there \ rore three , patted the boy ' s head , and asked , >*^ if L at her wwat home ? " * ' Ypu may go in Philip , " repVicvtiths ^ child > 4 i Wwtm is in the study . '' The elder and stertuir tn « n
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My soul was like a motli and longVl to die When first it gaz'd bright Beauty upon thee ; But now love ' s true devotion it cloth learn , With renovation , strength , and constancy , 'Tis like a poet ' s * consecrated Urn That doth in silent fane , slow inward incense burn .
Immortal ashes !—if the vital power That sunn ' d thy system htith no more the dower OK life-creating Thought ; if sense be done And earth made equal with the passion flower , Yet sleep thou on , apart from night ami morn , Immortal ashes still , of a Creation gone !
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MARTIN LUTHER'S STUDY .
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), July 2, 1836, page 433, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2659/page/41/
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