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 But comments cannot add any thing to his mer- its-and regrets are vain. He died while hope was strong and fresh within him. He had not seen, as in few years bitter experience would have presented to his eyes, the disappointments that wait on a sensitive mind. and the heavy weights that will sometimes settle themselves up- on the wings o: the most buoyant spirit to press it to the earth. He has left to us moral and warn- ing. and "reminiscences like those of y-pleasing dreams.