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| | Enthusiasm (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22) |
 | | Hence the same heat of imagination, chastised by reason or experience, becomes a noble passion, an elevated fancy, a warm imagination, an ardent zeal, that forms sublime ideas, and prompts to the ardent pursuit of laudable objects. |
 | | Such is the enthusiasm of the poet, the orator, the painter and the sculptor. |
 | | Such is the enthusiasm of the patriot, the hero and the Christian. |
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