XV.

And for the remnant which may be to come

I am content; and for the past I feel

Not thankless--for within the crowded sum

Of struggles, happiness at times would steal,

And for the present I would not benumb

My feelings farther.--Nor shall I conceal,

That with all this I still can look around,

And worship Nature with a thought profound.

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