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Τηλε μἐιργουσι ψυχαι ειδωλα καμοντων. HOMER.
When, after some days interval, the Spaniard attempted to describe his feelings on the receipt of his brother's letter, the sudden resuscitation of heart, and hope, and existence, that followed its perusal, he trembled, -- uttered some inarticulate sounds; -- wept; -- and his agitation appeared to Melmoth, with _his uncontinental feelings_, so violent, that he entreated him to spare the description of his feelings, and proceed with his narrative.