@Atra caligine mersa.2
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It is fortunate that she did not live long, as life when so meted out is but continuation of suffering, a succession of unpleasant thoughts. A broken heart Is all incurabe malady, and the sooner such disease comes 10 a termination the better, as 1t is only a life -in-death. protracted misery. Poor girl! often in solitude hath my heart bled for thee deserved thy execration; but thy lips were sealed to all save the words of charity. No reproaches ever passed thy gentle lips, and thy dying hour was resigned as that of the American poet, who emblematizes departing man, as folding his mantle round him, and lying down to pleasant dreams.

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