Then , in happy ignorance,
I sighed for a world I did not know , where I hoped to find every pleasure
and enjoyment which my heart could desire ; and now, on my return from
that wide world , O my friend, how many disappointed hopes and unsuccessful
plans have I brought back !
As I contemplated the mountains which lay stretched out before me ,
I thought how often they had been the object of my dearest desires. Here
used I to sit for hours together with my eyes bent upon them, ardently
longing to wander in the shade of those woods , to lose myself in those
valleys , which form so delightful an object in the distance. With what
reluctance did I leave this charming spot ; when my hour of recreation
was over, and my leave of absence expired! I drew near to the village
: all the well-known old summerhouses and gardens were recognised again
; I disliked the new ones, and all other alterations which had taken
place. I entered the village, and all my former feelings returned. I
cannot, my dear friend , enter into details , charming as were my sensations
: they would be dull in the narration. I had intended to lodge in the
market-place, near our old house. As soon as I entered , I perceived
that the schoolroom , where our childhood had been taught by that good
old woman , was converted into a shop. I called to mind the sorrow ,
the heaviness , the tears, and oppression of heart, which I experienced
in that confinement. Every step produced some particular impression. A
pilgrim in the Holy Land does not meet so many spots pregnant with tender
recollections , and his soul is hardly moved with greater devotion. One
incident will serve for illustration. I followed the course of a stream
to a farm , formerly a delightful walk of mine , and paused at the spot,
where , when boys, we used to amuse ourselves making ducks and drakes
upon the water. I recollected so well how I used formerly to watch the
course of that same stream, following it with inquiring eagerness, forming
romantic ideas of the countries it was to pass through; but my imagination
was soon exhausted: while the water continued flowing farther and farther
on, till my fancy became bewildered by the contemplation of an invisible
distance. Exactly such, my dear friend , so happy and so confined ,
were the thoughts of our good ancestors. Their feelings and their poetry
were fresh as childhood. And, when Ulysses talks of the immeasurable
sea and boundless earth , his epithets are true, natural, deeply felt,
and mysterious. Of what importance is it that I have learned, with every
schoolboy , that the world is round? Man needs but little earth for
enjoyment , and still less for his final repose.
I am at present with the prince at his hunting lodge. He is a man
with whom one can live happily. He is honest and unaffected. There are,
however , some strange characters about him, whom I cannot at all understand.
They do not seem vicious, and yet they do not carry the appearance of
thoroughly honest men. Sometimes I am disposed to believe them honest ,
and yet I cannot persuade myself to confide in them. It grieves me to
hear the prince occasionally talk of things which he has only read or
heard of, and always with the same view in which they have been represented
by others.
He values my understanding and talents more highly than my heart,
but I am proud of the latter only. It is the sole source of everything
of our strength , happiness, and misery. All the knowledge I possess
every one else can acquire, but my heart is exclusively my own.
MAY 25. I have had a plan in my head of which I did not intend to
speak to you until it was accomplished: now that it has failed , I may
as well mention it. I wished to enter the army, and had long been desirous
of taking the step. This, indeed , was the chief reason for my coming
here with the prince, as he is a general in the service. I communicated
my design to him during one of our walks together. He disapproved of it,
and it would have been actual madness not to have listened to his reasons.
JUNE 11. Say what you will, I can remain here no longer. Why should
I remain?
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