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Where I Lived, and What I Lived For
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    morning, standing on , if only to wake my neighbors up.

    I took up my abode in t is, began to

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    Independence Day, or t

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    ered

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    trail s.  the winds which passed over my dwelling were

    sucains, bearing the broken

    strains, or celestial parts only, of terrestrial music.  the morning

    ion is uninterrupted; but few

    are t .  Olympus is but tside of th

    everywhere.

    t a

    boat, ent, which I used occasionally when making excursions

    in till rolled up in my garret; but the

    boat, after passing from o ream of

    time.  itantial ser about me, I had made some

    progress totling in tly

    clad,  of crystallization around me, and reacted on the

    builder.  It ive someure in outlines.  I

    did not need to go outdoors to take tmosphere

    none of its fres  so mu
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