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My an the duties of my new position,

somewhat instructed, I hoped, by the adventures that had befallen me in

Fairy Land Could I translate the experience of my travels there, into

comain,

and learn it all over again, in the other for to the world

of men, whose experience yet runs parallel to that of Fairy Land? These

questions I cannot answer yet But I fear

Even yet, I findround sometimes with anxiety, to see

whether ht away from the sun or no I have never yet

discovered any inclination to either side And if I am not unfrequently

sad, I yet cast no more of a shade on the earth, than e feeling sohost, sent into the world to s I have already done

May the world be brighter for me, at least in those portions of it,

where my darkness falls not

Thus I, who set out to findthat I had