Ralph Waldo Emerson: The poor, short lone fact dies at birth. Memory catches it up into her heaven and bathes it in immortal waters.

The poor, short lone fact dies at birth. Memory catches it up into her heaven an — Ralph Waldo Emerson

The poor, short lone fact dies at birth. Memory catches it up into her heaven and bathes it in immortal waters.

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