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Under the Trees and Elsewhere

CHAPTER XVI
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In the silence and peace and freshness of this morning hour one feels the inspiration of nature as a direct and personal gift; the inbreathing, which has renewed the beauty and fertility about him, renews his spirit also.

He responds to the fresh and invigorating atmosphere with a soul sensitive with sudden return of zest to every beautiful sight and sound.

No longer an alien in this world which has never known human care and regret, he enters by right of citizenship into all its privileges of unwatched freedom and unclouded serenity.

One is not absorbed by the glory of the morning, but set free by it.

There are times when Nature permits no rivalry; she claims every thought and gives herself to us only as we give ourselves to her.


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