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—the breathed tarnish, shall I name it?—on the lustre of the pilgrim's eyes? Yet had it not a sort of strange accordance with 1817.
Compare:
like strangers shelt'ring from a storm,
Hope and Despair meet in the porch of Death!
Constancy to an Ideal Object, p. 456.
Visionary 1817, 1829.
Vision 1817, 1829.
sank] sunk 1817.
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or like an aged mourner on the sodden grave of an only one—a mourner, who 1817.
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It was towards morning when the Brain begins to reassume its waking state, and our dreams approach to the regular trains of Reality, that I found MS. 1795.
Valley Of Life 1817, 1829.
and here was 1817, 1829.
mountains' side] Hills MS. 1795.
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intermingled with all these I observed a great number of men in Black Robes who appeared now marshalling the various Groups and now collecting with scrupulous care the Tenths of everything that grew within their reach. I stood wondering a while what these Things might be when one of these men approached me and with a reproachful Look bade me uncover my Head for the Place into which I had entered was the Temple of Religion. MS. 1795.
shape] form 1817.
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of water he purified me, and then led MS. 1795.
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chilled and its hollow echoes beneath my feet affrighted me, till at last we entered a large Hall where not even a Lamp glimmered. Around its walls I observed a number of phosphoric Inscriptions MS. 1795.
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large hall where not even a single lamp glimmered. It was made half visible by the wan phosphoric rays which proceeded from inscriptions on the walls, in letters of the same pale and sepulchral light. I could read them, methought; but though each one of the words 1817.
me. The fallible becomes infallible, and the infallible remains fallible. Read and believe: these are Mysteries! In the middle of the vast 1817.
Mysteries 1829.
vacant. No definite thought, no distinct image was afforded me: all was uneasy and obscure feeling. I prostrated 1817.
Superstition 1817.
Religion 1817, 1829.
parts of each to the other, and of 1817, 1829.
was 1817, 1829.
Sensuality 1817, 1829.
Blasphemy 1817, 1829.
Nature 1817, 1829.
Superstition 1817, 1829.
spake] spoke 1817, 1829.
glimpse] glance 1817, 1829.
Superstition 1817, 1829.