Library of the World's Best Literature, Ancient and Modern — Volume 3 by Unknown
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all thinkers, all heroes, may be likened to streams of fragrance wafted
through time and space. It is in the flower that they live forever. Although the eternal spirit dwells in the cell of every tree or flower and in every human heart, it is undivided and in its unity fills the world. He whose thoughts dwell in the infinite regards the world as the mighty corolla from which the thought of God exhales." Translation of S.A. Stern. IN COUNTESS IRMA'S DIARY From 'On the Heights' Yesterday was a year since I lay at the foot of the rock. I could not write a word. My brain whirled with the thoughts of that day; but now it is over. * * * * * I don't think I shall write much more. I have now experienced all the seasons in my new world. The circle is complete. There is nothing new to come from without. I know all that exists about me, or that can happen. I am at home in my new world. * * * * * Unto Jesus the Scribes and Pharisees brought a woman who was to be stoned to death, and He said unto them, "Let him that is without sin among you cast the first stone." |
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