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work so we can forget life. At least our part of it. How I wish I could talk it all over with you. Sometime I hope I shall. What you say about the cooling of the passions is likewise true. They have a distinct function & when they have finished their work we should rejoice I do for me. Nirvana is the only thing that is really alluring. As I grow older I think I grow more reconciled to life & death. and neither expect or hope for any thing. The desire for rest and peace | work so we can forget life. At least our part of it. How I wish I could talk it all over with you. Sometime I hope I shall. What you say about the cooling of the passions is likewise true. They have a distinct function & when they have finished their work we should rejoice I do for me. Nirvana is the only thing that is really alluring. As I grow older I think I grow more reconciled to life & death. and neither expect or hope for any thing. The desire for rest and peace comes over me, as a premonition of the endless rest & peace. Of course the mountains and woods & water are beautiful, and give a certain pleasure still it is not the peace of Nirvana. I am anxious to see your book I know you can write, if you dont get a pub- | ||
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work so we can forget life. At least our part of it. How I wish I could talk it all over with you. Sometime I hope I shall. What you say about the cooling of the passions is likewise true. They have a distinct function & when they have finished their work we should rejoice I do for me. Nirvana is the only thing that is really alluring. As I grow older I think I grow more reconciled to life & death. and neither expect or hope for any thing. The desire for rest and peace comes over me, as a premonition of the endless rest & peace. Of course the mountains and woods & water are beautiful, and give a certain pleasure still it is not the peace of Nirvana. I am anxious to see your book I know you can write, if you dont get a pub-