SCHILLER.

"To work, with heart resigned and spirit strong;

Subdue, with patient toil, life's bitter wrong,

Through Nature's dullest, as her brightest ways,

We will march onward, singing to thy praise."

E.S., _in the Dial_.

"The peculiar nature of the scholar's occupation consists in

this,--that science, and especially that side of it from

which he conceives of the whole, shall continually burst forth

before him in new and fairer forms. Let this fresh spiritual

youth never grow old within him; let no form become fixed

and rigid; let each sunrise bring him new joy and love in his

vocation, and larger views of its significance."

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