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I can cheerfully take it now or with equal cheerfulness
can wait."

* * *

"As to you, Life, I reckon you are the leavings
of many deaths.

No doubt I have died myself ten thousand times before."

* * *

"Births have brought us richness and variety, and
other births have brought us richness and variety."

* * * And this quotation from the American poet N. P. Willis:

"But what a mystery this erring mind?
It wakes within a frame of various powers
A stranger in a new and wondrous world.
It brings an instinct from some other sphere,
For its fine senses are familiar all,
And with the unconscious habit of a dream
It calls and they obey. The priceless sight
Springs to its curious organ, and the ear
Learns strangely to detect the articulate air
In its unseen divisions, and the tongue
Gets its miraculous lesson with the rest,
And in the midst of an obedient throng
Of well trained ministers, the mind goes forth
To search the secrets of its new found home."