HURST AND BLACKETT, PUBLISHERS, 13, GREAT MARLBOROUGH STREET. 1857. 249. V. 426. GOOD IN EVERYTHING. CHAPTER I. In emotion is the life of humanity, and without it we die. This is a first principle of our nature; and, indeed, of the universe. It is a lesson visible in the morning mist, which, like a spring tide of eternity, rushes over the earth to renew the vital principle of its being; and in the throbs of glory with which the stars of the night wrestle with their own radiance. Our hearts do not sooner cease to live when they cease to VOL. I. B |