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After her death, the story of a summer (1897)

Whiting, Lilian, 1847-1942 · Boston, Roberts brothers · leaf 44

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ich would enableus to perceive it. The spiritual life is built of furtherance and pursuing :Not of spent deeds, but of doing. As we live the life of the spirit, we arecompanioned by the friends in the unseen, inthe simple and natural way that attends alltrue relations of mutual sympathy. PAST THE… … PAST THE MORNING STAR. Past midnight, — past the morning star. IT was the only possible solution! These words remained with me.There was in them a significancethat cannot be here translated,but I felt it and perceived its truth. Failinghealth and other attendant circumstances madeit imperative that…

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