Date: 1868
"And let our souls the kiss receive / Which seals our inward peace."
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Date: 1868
One may present to Jesus "The myrrh of passions mortified, / The gold of charity" and "The incense sweet of humble prayer"
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Date: 1868
"And doth even now His peace impart, / And stamps His image on my heart."
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Date: 1868
God's "coming from above" may stamp his image on one's heart
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Date: April 26 1870
"Enough to throw one's thoughts in heaps / Of doubt and horror,—what to say / Or think,—this awful secret sway, / The potter's power over the clay!"
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Date: April 26 1870
"Between the threads fine fumes arise / And shape their pictures in the brain."
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Date: April, 1871
"There are cases where our intellect has gone through the arguments, and we give a clear assent to the conclusions. But our minds seem dry and unsatisfied."
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Date: April, 1871
"There are, it is true, some minds which a mathematician might describe as minds of 'contrary flexure,' whose particular bent it is to contradict what those around them say."
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Date: April, 1871
"And in violent cases of mania, where the mind is shut up within itself, and cannot, from impotence, perceive what is without, it is as sure of the most chance fancy, as in health it would be of the best proved truths."
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Date: April, 1871
"They are all from various causes "adhesive" states--states which it is very difficult to get rid of, and which, in consequence, have retained their power of creating belief in the mind, when other states, which once possessed it too, have quite lost it."
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