And again:--

'"From the brain of the purple mountain" flows forth cheer

to my somewhat weary mind. I feel refreshed amid these bolder

shapes of nature. Mere gentle and winning landscapes are not

enough. How I wish my birth had been cast among the sources

of the streams, where the voice of hidden torrents is heard

by night, and the eagle soars, and the thunder resounds in

prolonged peals, and wide blue shadows fall like brooding

wings across the valleys! Amid such scenes, I expand and feel

at home. All the fine days I spend among the mountain passes,

along the mountain brooks, or beside the stately river. I

enjoy just the tranquil happiness I need in communion with

this fair grandeur.'

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