The Miscellaneous Writings
The Miscellaneous Writings
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And after the same interval shall have elapsed, which now divides their days from ours, what shall we be ? What they are now. When a few more friends have left, a few more hopes have been deceived, and a few more changes have mocked us, " we shall be brought to the grave, and shall remain in the tomb, the clods of the valley shall be sweet unto us, and every man shall follow us, as there are innumerable before us. " All power will have forsaken the strongest, and the loftiest will be laid low, ...and every eye will be -closed, and every voice hushed, and every heart will have ceased its beating. And when we have gone ourselves, even our memo ries will not stay behind us long. A few of the near and dear will bear our likeness in their bo soms, till they too have arrived at the end of their journey, and entered the dark dwelling of uncon sciousness. In the thoughts of others we shall live only till the last sound of the bell, which in forms them of our departure, has ceased to vibrate in their ears.
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And after the same interval shall have elapsed, which now divides their days from ours, what shall we be ? What they are now. When a few more friends have left, a few more hopes have been deceived, and a few more changes have mocked us, " we shall be brought to the grave, and shall remain in the tomb, the clods of the valley shall be sweet unto us, and every man shall follow us, as there are innumerable before us. " All power will have forsaken the strongest, and the loftiest will be laid low, ...and every eye will be -closed, and every voice hushed, and every heart will have ceased its beating. And when we have gone ourselves, even our memo ries will not stay behind us long. A few of the near and dear will bear our likeness in their bo soms, till they too have arrived at the end of their journey, and entered the dark dwelling of uncon sciousness. In the thoughts of others we shall live only till the last sound of the bell, which in forms them of our departure, has ceased to vibrate in their ears.
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