Chapters 11
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1 Impartiality - Read by ALG 0:59
I cannot say a scene is fair, because it is beloved of thee, but I shall love to linger there, for sake of thy dear memory. I would not be so coldly just, as to love only what I must. I cannot say a thought is good, because thou foundest joy in it. Each soul must choose its proper food, which nature hath decreed most fit. But I shall ever deem it so, because it made thy heart o'erflow. I love thee for that thou art fair, and that thy spirit joys in aught createth a new beauty there, with thine own dearest image fraught, and love, for others' sake that springs, gives half their charm to lovely things.
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2 Impartiality - Read by CS 1:03
I cannot say a scene is fair, because it is beloved of thee, but I shall love to linger there, for sake of thy dear memory. I would not be so coldly just, as to love only what I must. I cannot say a thought is good, because thou foundest joy in it. Each soul must choose its proper food, which nature hath decreed most fit, but I shall ever deem it so, because it made thy heart o'erflow. I love thee, for that thou art fair, and that thy spirit joys in aught, createth a new beauty there, with thine own dearest image fraught, and love, for others' sake that springs, gives half their charm to lovely things.
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3 Impartiality - Read by DII 0:59
I cannot say a scene is fair, because it is beloved of thee, But I shall love to linger there, for sake of thy dear memory. I would not be so coldly just, As to love only what I must. I cannot say a thought is good, Because thou foundest joy in it. Each soul must choose its proper food, Which nature hath decreed most fit, but I shall ever deem it so, because it made thy heart overflow. I love thee for that thou art fair, and that thy spirit joys in aught created a new beauty there, and thine undearest image brought, and love, for others' sake that springs, gives half their charm to lovely things.
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4 Impartiality - Read by DL 1:05
I cannot say a scene is fair because it is beloved of thee, but I shall love to linger there for sake of thy dear memory. I would not be so coldly just as to love only what I must. I cannot say a thought is good because thou foundest joy in it. Each soul must choose its proper food, which nature has decreed most fit. But I shall ever deem it so, because it made thy heart o'erflow. I love thee, for thou art fair, and that thy spirit joys in aught, createth a new beauty there, with thine own dearest image fraught. And love, for others' sake that springs, gives half their charm to lovely things.
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5 Impartiality - Read by DRB 1:09
I cannot say a scene is fair because it is beloved of thee, but I shall love to linger there for sake of thy dear memory. I would not be so coldly just as to love only what I must. I cannot say a thought is good because thou foundest joy in it. Each soul must choose its proper food, which nature hath decreed most fit. But I shall ever deem it so, because it made thy heart o'erflow. I love thee, for that thou art fair, and that thy spirit joys in aughts createth a new beauty there, with thine own dearest image fraught. And love, for others' sake that springs, Gives half their charm to lovely things.
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6 Impartiality - Read by GHS 1:08
I cannot say a scene is fair, because it is beloved of thee. But I shall love to linger there, for sake of thy dear memory. I would not be so coldly just as to love only what I must. I cannot say a thought is good, because thou foundest joy in it. Each soul must choose its proper food, which nature hath decreed most fit. But I shall ever deem it so, because it made thy heart o'erflow. I love thee for that thou art fair, and that thy spirit joys in aught, createth a new beauty there, with thine own dearest image fraught, and love, for other's sake that springs, gives half their charm to lovely things.
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7 Impartiality - Read by JB 1:10
I cannot say a scene is fair, because it is beloved of thee. But I shall love to linger there for sake of thy dear memory. I would not be so coldly just as to love only what I must. I cannot say a thought is good, because thou foundest joy in it. Each soul must choose its proper food, which nature hath decreed most fit. But I shall ever deem it so, because it made thy heart o'erflow. I love thee for that thou art fair, and that thy spirit joys in aught, createth a new beauty there, with thine own dearest image wrought, and love for others' sake that springs, Gives half that charm to lovely things.
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8 Impartiality - Read by LAH 1:11
I cannot say a scene is fair because it is beloved of thee, but I shall love to linger there, for sake of thy dear memory. I would not be so coldly just as to love only what I must. I cannot say a thought is good, because thou foundest joy in it. Each soul must choose its proper food which nature hath decreed most fit, but I shall ever deem it so, because it made thy heart o'erflow.
I love thee for that thou art fair, and that thy spirit joys in aught createth a new beauty there, with thine own dearest image fraught. And love, for others' sake that springs, gives half their charm to lovely things.
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9 Impartiality - Read by LLW 1:16
Impartiality, by James Russell Lowell.
I cannot say a scene is fair because it is beloved of thee, but I shall love to linger there for sake of thy dear memory. I would not be so coldly just as to love only what I must. I cannot say a thought is good, because thou foundest joy in it. Each soul must choose its proper food, which nature hath decreed most fit. But I shall ever deem it so, because it made thy heart o'erflow. I love thee for that thou art fair, and that thy spirit joys in aught createth a new beauty there, With thine own dearest image fraught. And love, for others' sake that springs, Gives half their charm to lovely things.
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10 Impartiality - Read by MV 1:10
Impartiality by James Russell Lowell. Read for LibriVox.org by Mike Venditti. January 22nd, 2011. Florence, Colorado. W.W.Venditti.com. I cannot say a scene is fair because it is beloved of thee, but I shall love to linger there for sake of thy dear memory. I would not be so coldly just as to love only what I must. I cannot say a thought is good, because thou foundest joy in it. Each soul must choose its proper food, which nature hath decreed most fit. But I shall ever deem it so, because it made thy heart o'erflow. I love thee, for thou art fair, and that thy spirit joys in aught, createth a new beauty there, with thine own dearest image fraught. And love, for other's sake, that springs, Gives half their charm to lovely things.
Love Poem.
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11 Impartiality - Read by WT 1:13
Impartiality by James Russell Lowell.
I cannot say a scene is fair because it is beloved of thee, but I shall love to linger there for sake of thy dear memory. I would not be so coldly just as to love only what I must. I cannot say a thought is good, because thou foundest joy in it. Each soul must choose its proper food, which nature hath decreed most fit. But I shall ever deem it so, because it made thy heart o'erflow.
I love thee for that thou art fair, and that thy spirit joys in aught createth a new beauty there, with thine own dearest image fraught. And love, For others' sake that springs, gives half their charm to lovely things.