. The next! ”
He repeated in Latin, with em
■ phatic reverence, the words ho Lad
. quoted in ’French, then relighted
J his pipe and went on talking
(dreamily, but his mind was evi
jdently turned to the great prob-'
lem he was so soon to solve. Re-
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I izing effects on the soul, he con-
| tinned:
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I immateriality of thefuture life.”
’ I As the journalist was taking his
H leave Gounod asked him if he was
, i married. ’The reply coming in the
; affirmative, Gounod took out his
|pruning knife and cut a number
lof roses, adding, ’Give her these
i flowers as a souvenir of your first
j visit to an old man.”—From Char
acter Sketch of Gounod, in the
I December Review of Reviews.
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