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 1 2  |     all the beauty promised in early life was developing in the
 2 2  |      three hours' sleep in the early morning. ~"But I had not,
 3 2  |     first confused thoughts of early slumber, I tried to audit
 4 2  |     such as painters assign to early Hebrews; its strangeness
 5 2  | retained the holy horror of my early days. Without meaning it,
 6 2  |    launched into the world too early or too late. My energy would
 7 3  |            3. The Agony~In the early days of December an old
 8 3  |        which was to take place early in March. Each was sure
 9 3  |      of the bashfulness of his early youth, felt a momentary
10 Epi|       and unforeseen, come too early or too late to make the