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"Chained is the Spring The night-wind bold

Blows over the hard earth;

Time is not more confused and cold,

Nor keeps more wintry mirth

"Yet blow, and roll the world about;

Blow, Tih chinks of Ti the frost behind"

G E M

They who believe in the influences of the stars over the fates ofat least, nearer the truth than they who regard the

heavenly bodies as related to them merely by a common obedience to an

external law All that man sees has to do with man Worlds cannot be

without an intermundane relationship The coests an interradiating connection and dependence of

the parts Else a grander idea is conceivable than that which is already

i behind the

consciousness, and thebefore it, may be full of mysterious revelations of other

connexions with the worlds around us, than those of science and

poetry No shining belt or glea twin-star, but has a relation with the hidden things

of a man's soul, and, it may be, with the secret history of his body as

well They are portions of the living house wherein he abides

Through the realun,

On a weary path with a weary pace,

Before the Earth sprang forth on her race: