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...seal's «ye ; yet how it strives and battles Through the impenetrable gloom to fix That master-light — the secret truth of things— Which is the body of the Infinite God1" Thoee who read the "Bemains of Arthur H. Ilnllam " must read them as the folded annale of a youth...

...to be called the Revelation, to mark its transcendant character by way of emphasis. Dark, dark, yes, irrecoverably dark Is the soul's eye ; yet how it strives and battles Through the impenetrable gloom to fix That master light, the secret truth of things, Which is the body...

...Mr Hallam has given us in one of his meditative fragments the very spirit of his own perplexities: " Dark, dark, yea, ' irrecoverably dark,' Is the .soul's...of things, Which is the body of the infinite God." Tennyson has also entered with rare force and discrimination into his friend's difficulties when he...

...the spectres which himself had raised. In lines of touching beauty he has described his struggle : " Dark, dark, yea ' irrecoverably dark ' Is the soul's eye ; yet how it strives and battles Through th' impenetrable gloom to fix That masterlight, the secret truth of things Which is the body...

...effecting entry for a light Supposed to\№ without. Robert liroicniny (Paracdtun). TRUTH the Body of GOD. Dark, dark, yea, irrecoverably dark, Is the soul's eye ; yet how it strives and battles Through the impenetrable gloom to fix That master light, the secret truth of things, Which is the body...

...and could rest in nothing short of Him, otherwise he might have been a poet of genuine excellence. 'Dark, dark, yea, " irrecoverably dark," Is the soul's...truth of things. Which is the body of the infinite God ! ' ' Sure, we are leaves of one harmonious bower, Fed by a sap that never will be scant, All-permeating,...

...and could rest in nothing short of Him, otherwise he might have been a poet of genuine excellence * Dark, dark, yea, ' irrecoverably dark, Is the soul's eye ; yet how it strives and battle* Thorough th' impenetrable gloom to fix That master light, the secret truth of things, Which...

...and could rest in nothing short of Him, otherwise he might have been • poet of genuine excellence * Dark dark, yea, ' irrecoverably dark, Is the soul's eye; yet how it strives and battlef Thorough th' impenetrable gloom to fix That master light, the secret truth of things, Which...

...cleave to each other And love once more together ! Pray for me, That such may be the glory of our end. A VALLEY — and a stream of purest white Trailing...Is the soul's eye : yet how it strives and battles Through th' impenetrable gloom to fix That master light, the secret truth of things, Which is the body...