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"The very memory of such an affection as he had cherished for Hallam is

an inspiration. Keen and acute as the sense of loss may be, it purifies

rather than destroys the influence of a hallowed love--its effect is to

idealize and sanctify. This general truth is enforced by several

illustrations."--_Henry E. Shepherd_.

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