infancy from his

    native city, o

    maturity in t state, imagined o belong to the barbarous

    race ers having

    discovered o  ion

    of er was removed, and o be a prince.

    So soul,quot; continues t;from tances

    in akes its oil truth

    is revealed to it by some eac knoself to

    be Bra;  I perceive t s of Nehis

    mean life t  penetrate the

    surface of t t is wo be.  If a

    man soy, where,

    t;Mill-damquot; go to?  If he should give us an

    account of ties  recognize

    tion.  Look at a meeting-house, or a

    court-

    t true gaze, and to

    pieces in your account of teem trute, in the

    outskirts of tem, be star, before Adam and

    after t man.  In eternity true and

    sublime.  But all times and places and occasions are now and

    es in t moment, and will never

    be more divine in to

    appre all ual

    instilling and drency t surrounds us.  the

    universe constantly and obediently anso our conceptions;

    or slorack is laid for us.  Let us

    spend our lives in conceiving t or tist never

    yet  some of erity at

    least could accomplis.

    Let us spend one day as deliberately as Nature, and not be

    track by every nutsos

    falls on t us rise early and fast, or break fast,

    gently and  perturbation; let company come and let company

    go, let termined to make a

    day of it.  ream?  Let

    us not be upset an