Robert Southey Quotes
Let Us Depart! The Universal Sun Confines Not To One Land His Blessed Beams; Nor Is Man Rooted, Like A Tree, Whose Seed, The Winds On Some Ungenial Soil Have Cast There, Where It Cannot Prosper.
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