The strongest point of resemblance in the two contemplations of the

life which lies behind, is this; that a scene is closed and another is

opening. The term of existence in a foreign land, and the somewhat

longer term spent on this planetary island, are viewed as over; and the

fatigues, enjoyments, and perplexities of each result in an amount of

calm experience. The dead, it is hoped, are entering on a new region, in

which they are to act with fresh powers and a wiser activity. The

refreshed traveller has the same ambition. I have surveyed my

experience, and told my tale; and, though often visiting America in

thought, can act no more with reference to my sojourn there, but must

pass over into a new department of inquiry and endeavour. Friendships

are the grand gain of travel over a continent or through life; and these

may be carried forward into new regions of existence here, as we hope

they may be into the unexplored hereafter, to give strength and delight

to new exertions, and to unite the various scenes of our being by the

strongest ties we know.

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