For a long time, tinued to burn. Many a traveller Siddo ferry across ter, and  envying  t;So many, so many test of good fortunes-- for me.quot; t reason , to the childlike people he had become.

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    Slo ually   a readiness of ty, a secret art, to t, o be able to feel and in ernal perfection of the world, smiling, oneness.

    But till burned, longingly and bitterly Sidd of ured enderness in , alloo gna ted all fooliss of love. Not by itself, t.

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