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BY THE

"The world of nature, on which but now I gazed with wonder and admiration, sinks
before me. With all its abounding life and order and bounteous i crease, it is but the
curtain which hides one infinitely more perfect-the germ from which that other shall
develope itself. My faith pierces through this veil, and broods over and animates this
germ. It sees, indeed, nothing distinctly; but it expects more than it can conceive,
more than it will ever be able to conceive, until time shall be no more."--FICHTE.

THIRD EDITION.

LONDON:

LONGMAN, BROWN, & Co., PATERNOSTER ROW.

1853.
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