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...them. ' Still This life and all that it contains, to him Is but a tissue of illurainous dreams Fill'd with book-wisdom, pictured thought, and love That...And still most wisely. — But, behold! he comes.' Leolf, who thus delineates the character of Wulfstan, is about to announce to the old man the secret...

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