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It is melancholy consideration to those who
value what Byron calls, "That source of the
sublime and the mysterious" that as civlllza-


ton advances with its matter-of-fact theory oi
life, all those legendary beings, who once peo-
pied hill and valley, lake and stream, gradually
disappear. No more OH midsummer S night, or
all-kollow-eve, do the fairy hands turn out in
the silver moonlight, to bewilder such poor