Daniels, Cora Linn, b. 1852 · [Milwaukee, Wis., Press of King, Fowle & co.] · leaf 102
ountenance; the rest of goodness calms every expression; the glorious strength andenergy of goodness leads the wray to ever-re-ceding heights. Satiation cannot pall amidst an ever-variedround of new experience—solitude counteractssociety at will. You know your favorite Bryant wrote atthe end of… … HEAVENLY POWERS. 87 it; a tangible reality we know it; unfading, in-destructible ; never disappointing our expecta-tions; never refusing to yield up its inmostsecret. Would the naturalist chase to its oceanbed the denizen of waters miles in depth ?What shall hinder his researches ? Would…
Spiritualism
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