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Zanoni

CHAPTER 3
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I know why it was so sweet to sit apart and gaze my whole being into the distant heavens.
My nature is not formed for this life, happy though that life seem to others.

It is its very want to have ever before it some image loftier than itself! Stranger, in what realm above, when the grave is past, shall my soul, hour after hour, worship at the same source as thine?
....
"In the gardens of my neighbour there is a small fountain.

I stood by it this morning after sunrise.

How it sprung up, with its eager spray, to the sunbeams! And then I thought that I should see thee again this day, and so sprung my heart to the new morning which thou bringest me from the skies.
....
"I HAVE seen, I have LISTENED to thee again.

How bold I have become! I ran on with my childlike thoughts and stories, my recollections of the past, as if I had known thee from an infant.


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