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39037	Fuller, Margaret	Life Without and Life Within; or, Reviews, Narratives, Essays, and Poems.			.txt	text/plain	126086	6791	78	Great Spirit in our hearts speaks to our souls, leading first to inward mother, life and literature, world and nature,--playing into one Through the consciousness of man, "shall not Nature interpret God?" We great poetic idea possible to man--the progress of a soul through the better life, where his fancies shall take their natural place, and the great man, as he looked and moved in actual life, though imperfectly up a thought or leave a flower upon thy path,--look at these men with the glad lights which love and hope cast upon human nature. a good man, whose heart is kept open daily to truth in every new form, path, and it requires great natural force, a wise and large view of life "How is it, man, that thou art now content that thy life bears no golden strange world--the case of a man of good intentions, with natural powers	./cache/39037.txt	./txt/39037.txt