THE SHIPWRECK OF A SOVEREIGN."

Thus, if we will turn through the pages of our books, we will see

everywhere the marks of love upon men's minds. It is a rude bath, which

when we have grown more accustomed to the waters, delights and

satisfies, and in our sleep our dreams are beautiful. It is natural, and

therefore need not be called laudable--though if it were not a part of

our development, schools of love would be a necessity, to teach men how

to love without scandal in the sight of God.

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