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James Russell Lowell - Sonnett - XVIJames Russell Lowell - Sonnett - XVI
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THE SAME CONTINUED The love of all things springs from love of one; Wider the soul`s horizon hourly grows, And over it with fuller glory flows The sky-like spirit of God; a hope begun In doubt and darkness `neath a fairer sun Cometh to fruitage, if it be of Truth: And to the law of meekness, faith, and ruth, By inward sympathy, shall all be won: This thou shouldst know, who, from the painted feature Of shifting Fashion, couldst thy brethren turn Unto the love of ever-youthful Nature, And of a beauty fadeless and eterne; And always `tis the saddest sight to see An old man faithless in Humanity.
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