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Every refuge is only an escape to fresher anguish and more poignant despair : and it has no resource from without. There is no being in the universe upon whom it can call for aid, no object upon which its wandering thoughts can rest, no spot endeared by recollection, where it can partially wean itself from present suffering. The world where it once dwelt is changed, its busy myriads are gone, its palaces and towers are in the dust. And the knell of time alone is heard through its lifeless desol...ations. All is as one empty grave ! The soul is 316 HOPE NEVER COMES THAT COMES TO ALL.
thus left to its own unspoken, unpitied misery abandoned of all sympathetic beings and impas sably confined within the burning circle of its quenchless agony!
The scorpion, begirt by flame, can destroy itself; but this self-destructive power is not a property of the soul. Essentially immortal, it will, and must survive, though it survives only to pant for death. The destruction of the soul is, therefore, not only total, extending to all its powers and capacities, but it is eternal.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Every refuge is only an escape to fresher anguish and more poignant despair : and it has no resource from without. There is no being in the universe upon whom it can call for aid, no object upon which its wandering thoughts can rest, no spot endeared by recollection, where it can partially wean itself from present suffering. The world where it once dwelt is changed, its busy myriads are gone, its palaces and towers are in the dust. And the knell of time alone is heard through its lifeless desol...ations. All is as one empty grave ! The soul is 316 HOPE NEVER COMES THAT COMES TO ALL.
thus left to its own unspoken, unpitied misery abandoned of all sympathetic beings and impas sably confined within the burning circle of its quenchless agony!
The scorpion, begirt by flame, can destroy itself; but this self-destructive power is not a property of the soul. Essentially immortal, it will, and must survive, though it survives only to pant for death. The destruction of the soul is, therefore, not only total, extending to all its powers and capacities, but it is eternal.
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