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illness of nature, brings back the freshness of
youthful feeling, revivcs the relish of simple
pleasures, keeps unquenched the enthusiasm
which warmed the spring time of our being,


rehnes youthful love, strengthens our inter-
est in human nature by vivid delineations of
its tenderesr and loftiest feelings, spreads our
sympathies over all classes of society, knts
us by new ties with universal being, and
through the brightness of its prophetic yis-
ions helps faith to lay hold on the future of
life.