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ALL-POWERFULNESS OF GENlUS.—Between
this sun of the soul, which God has placed as a beacon
between ourselves and him, at an elevation far above us,
and the millions of men who must strengthen and en-
lighten themselves by it, hypocritical prejudices, the low
hatred of mediocrity, the petty reactions of the ido-
laters of the past, the cowardly umeasiness of dis-
turbed indolence, may accumulate thick unwholesome
vapours; but it is only for a time; and the immortality of
genius can wait patiently for its day of triumph. All
those who have watched the sunrise upon the Alps from
some lofty peak, have seen, as I have from Mount Cenis,
first the night, the vast night, sad and void, but in which
one would say a creation was elaborating itself—then
the first ray of light trembling upon the horizon, vague
and pale like a timid and uncertain hope ; then the
long line of fire cutting the blue heaven, firm and de-
cided as a premise; and then, as at a given signal, the
sea of vapours mounts slowly from the abyss, grey and
sombre as doubt, extending itself like a shroud between
the earth and the star of day, rising like a bad thought
betwixt the world and truth ; to which succeeds the
struggle, eminently poetic, between the orb, apparently
beamless and lifeless, and the rolling mist, here black
as envy, there dull and heavy as senseless ignorance, a
biting cold the while encircling you in its serpent-
like folds, threatening your heart like uncertainty in the
hour of trial,—until at last the sun, disengaging him-
self from the cloud, reveals himself high in heaven, calm
in his glory, and inundates you in the midst of the daz-
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Genius. Envy and persecution ;—but on one side of the
tomb, it matters little which, assured triumph.—Joseph
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