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Page 7
It has been one great object of my life to introduce here the works of those great
geniuses , the flower and fruit of a higher state of development , which might give
the young who are soon to constitute the state , a higher standard in thought and
...
It has been one great object of my life to introduce here the works of those great
geniuses , the flower and fruit of a higher state of development , which might give
the young who are soon to constitute the state , a higher standard in thought and
...
Page 30
At such times I feel a higher power interposed , as much as I see that yonder tree
is distinct from myself . Shall I repeat to you some poor verses in which I have told
, by means of various like . nesses , in an imperfect fashion , how it is with me in ...
At such times I feel a higher power interposed , as much as I see that yonder tree
is distinct from myself . Shall I repeat to you some poor verses in which I have told
, by means of various like . nesses , in an imperfect fashion , how it is with me in ...
Page 37
When I shall put off this life , Confident in a better , free in my own will , He himself
is my surety , that a fifth , yet higher state shall ensue , And a sixth , and all , in fine
, that my heart shall know how to ask . CONJECTURES CONCERNING THE ...
When I shall put off this life , Confident in a better , free in my own will , He himself
is my surety , that a fifth , yet higher state shall ensue , And a sixth , and all , in fine
, that my heart shall know how to ask . CONJECTURES CONCERNING THE ...
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... their proper light , And the choirs of the higher powers , and blessed beings
With whom I desire to mingle fires and sacred bondsPassing from joy to joy the
heaven of all , What has been given to ourselves , or sanctioned by a common
vow .
... their proper light , And the choirs of the higher powers , and blessed beings
With whom I desire to mingle fires and sacred bondsPassing from joy to joy the
heaven of all , What has been given to ourselves , or sanctioned by a common
vow .
Page 42
But my observation of the ties formed , by those whose choice was left free , has
not taught me that a higher happiness than mine was the destined portion of men
. They are too immature to form permanent relations ; all that they do seems ...
But my observation of the ties formed , by those whose choice was left free , has
not taught me that a higher happiness than mine was the destined portion of men
. They are too immature to form permanent relations ; all that they do seems ...
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| Title | Art, Literature, and the Drama |
| Author | Margaret Fuller |
| Editor | Arthur Buckminster Fuller |
| Publisher | Brown, Taggard & Chase, 1860 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 25 Feb 2011 |
| Length | 449 pages |
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