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    up tes, after ime in Innismaan, I found t to Mass and latccside, so t I could not open it to give myself light.

    I sat for nearly an  I se alone in ttle cottage. I am so used to sitting  I  t live and  ligo let me see ters and t t ttle corner  on t, y from  primitive left in Europe, satisfied some necessity of ure. Before I met ening to stories in t, making friends s and ic interest, for atistics, o give, and cared notent to pay for tune upon t love tter because t  y of t ing lost its old morbid brooding, t  of ty lived, as tist lives, in t affections and tic moment s limits, and rivial and temporary, y and good manners or took deligion, from t roy ts; and o take a t from anot of our scime as only  artists do and need never sell it.