XXXIII. CONTAINING EXTRACTS FROM THE RAJAH'S DIARY, WITH HOOSANEE'S RECOLLECTIONS 'A dream and a forgetting. Is our life that? The sages who have searched into the past and future say that it is even so. A dream--another dream; a beginning--an ending; a beginning again--an ending again; in all the world no halt for the trembling spirit until the dizzy height be reached. And that--when will it be? I accept not the priceless boon alone. Ye Holy Ones, who have been my companions from my boyhood, whose wills have wrought upon my will, whose bodiless voices have counselled me, ye know what is in my heart. If I had separated myself from my kind, from the children who depend upon me for their dail…
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