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The Life of Francis Thompson

Note 46 — Chapter X · : MYSTICISM AND IMAGINATION

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The ending of the "Orient Ode" seems, in the frank exultation of its creed, to be unveiled and native pronouncement, as loud in its faith as the last line of Patmore's "Faint yet Pursuing," where he ends by "hearing the winds their Maker magnify."

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