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Even
broken
in
spirit
as
he
is
,
no
one
can
feel
more
deeply
than
he
does
the
beauties
of
nature
.
The
starry
sky
,
the
sea
,
and
every
sight
afforded
by
these
wonderful
regions
seem
still
to
have
the
power
of
elevating
his
soul
from
earth
.
Such
a
man
has
a
double
existence
:
he
may
suffer
misery
and
be
overwhelmed
by
disappointments
,
yet
when
he
has
retired
into
himself
,
he
will
be
like
a
celestial
spirit
that
has
a
halo
around
him
,
within
whose
circle
no
grief
or
folly
ventures
.
Will
you
smile
at
the
enthusiasm
I
express
concerning
this
divine
wanderer
?
You
would
not
if
you
saw
him
.
You
have
been
tutored
and
refined
by
books
and
retirement
from
the
world
,
and
you
are
therefore
somewhat
fastidious
;
but
this
only
renders
you
the
more
fit
to
appreciate
the
extraordinary
merits
of
this
wonderful
man
.
Sometimes
I
have
endeavoured
to
discover
what
quality
it
is
which
he
possesses
that
elevates
him
so
immeasurably
above
any
other
person
I
ever
knew
.
I
believe
it
to
be
an
intuitive
discernment
,
a
quick
but
never-failing
power
of
judgment
,
a
penetration
into
the
causes
of
things
,
unequalled
for
clearness
and
precision
;
add
to
this
a
facility
of
expression
and
a
voice
whose
varied
intonations
are
soul-subduing
music
.
August
19
,
17
--
Yesterday
the
stranger
said
to
me
,
'
You
may
easily
perceive
,
Captain
Walton
,
that
I
have
suffered
great
and
unparalleled
misfortunes
.
I
had
determined
at
one
time
that
the
memory
of
these
evils
should
die
with
me
,
but
you
have
won
me
to
alter
my
determination
.
You
seek
for
knowledge
and
wisdom
,
as
I
once
did
;
and
I
ardently
hope
that
the
gratification
of
your
wishes
may
not
be
a
serpent
to
sting
you
,
as
mine
has
been
.
I
do
not
know
that
the
relation
of
my
disasters
will
be
useful
to
you
;
yet
,
when
I
reflect
that
you
are
pursuing
the
same
course
,
exposing
yourself
to
the
same
dangers
which
have
rendered
me
what
I
am
,
I
imagine
that
you
may
deduce
an
apt
moral
from
my
tale
,
one
that
may
direct
you
if
you
succeed
in
your
undertaking
and
console
you
in
case
of
failure
.
Prepare
to
hear
of
occurrences
which
are
usually
deemed
marvellous
.
Were
we
among
the
tamer
scenes
of
nature
I
might
fear
to
encounter
your
unbelief
,
perhaps
your
ridicule
;
but
many
things
will
appear
possible
in
these
wild
and
mysterious
regions
which
would
provoke
the
laughter
of
those
unacquainted
with
the
ever-varied
powers
of
nature
;
nor
can
I
doubt
but
that
my
tale
conveys
in
its
series
internal
evidence
of
the
truth
of
the
events
of
which
it
is
composed
.
'
You
may
easily
imagine
that
I
was
much
gratified
by
the
offered
communication
,
yet
I
could
not
endure
that
he
should
renew
his
grief
by
a
recital
of
his
misfortunes
.
I
felt
the
greatest
eagerness
to
hear
the
promised
narrative
,
partly
from
curiosity
and
partly
from
a
strong
desire
to
ameliorate
his
fate
if
it
were
in
my
power
.
I
expressed
these
feelings
in
my
answer
.
'
I
thank
you
,
'
he
replied
,
'
for
your
sympathy
,
but
it
is
useless
;
my
fate
is
nearly
fulfilled
.
I
wait
but
for
one
event
,
and
then
I
shall
repose
in
peace
.
I
understand
your
feeling
,
'
continued
he
,
perceiving
that
I
wished
to
interrupt
him
;
'
but
you
are
mistaken
,
my
friend
,
if
thus
you
will
allow
me
to
name
you
;
nothing
can
alter
my
destiny
;
listen
to
my
history
,
and
you
will
perceive
how
irrevocably
it
is
determined
.
'
He
then
told
me
that
he
would
commence
his
narrative
the
next
day
when
I
should
be
at
leisure
.
This
promise
drew
from
me
the
warmest
thanks
.
I
have
resolved
every
night
,
when
I
am
not
imperatively
occupied
by
my
duties
,
to
record
,
as
nearly
as
possible
in
his
own
words
,
what
he
has
related
during
the
day
.
If
I
should
be
engaged
,
I
will
at
least
make
notes
.
This
manuscript
will
doubtless
afford
you
the
greatest
pleasure
;
but
to
me
,
who
know
him
and
who
hear
it
from
his
own
lips
--
with
what
interest
and
sympathy
shall
I
read
it
in
some
future
day
!
Even
now
,
as
I
commence
my
task
,
his
full-toned
voice
swells
in
my
ears
;
his
lustrous
eyes
dwell
on
me
with
all
their
melancholy
sweetness
;
I
see
his
thin
hand
raised
in
animation
,
while
the
lineaments
of
his
face
are
irradiated
by
the
soul
within
.
Strange
and
harrowing
must
be
his
story
,
frightful
the
storm
which
embraced
the
gallant
vessel
on
its
course
and
wrecked
it
--
thus
!
I
am
by
birth
a
Genevese
,
and
my
family
is
one
of
the
most
distinguished
of
that
republic
.
My
ancestors
had
been
for
many
years
counsellors
and
syndics
,
and
my
father
had
filled
several
public
situations
with
honour
and
reputation
.
He
was
respected
by
all
who
knew
him
for
his
integrity
and
indefatigable
attention
to
public
business
.
He
passed
his
younger
days
perpetually
occupied
by
the
affairs
of
his
country
;
a
variety
of
circumstances
had
prevented
his
marrying
early
,
nor
was
it
until
the
decline
of
life
that
he
became
a
husband
and
the
father
of
a
family
.
As
the
circumstances
of
his
marriage
illustrate
his
character
,
I
can
not
refrain
from
relating
them
.
One
of
his
most
intimate
friends
was
a
merchant
who
,
from
a
flourishing
state
,
fell
,
through
numerous
mischances
,
into
poverty
.
This
man
,
whose
name
was
Beaufort
,
was
of
a
proud
and
unbending
disposition
and
could
not
bear
to
live
in
poverty
and
oblivion
in
the
same
country
where
he
had
formerly
been
distinguished
for
his
rank
and
magnificence
.
Having
paid
his
debts
,
therefore
,
in
the
most
honourable
manner
,
he
retreated
with
his
daughter
to
the
town
of
Lucerne
,
where
he
lived
unknown
and
in
wretchedness
.
My
father
loved
Beaufort
with
the
truest
friendship
and
was
deeply
grieved
by
his
retreat
in
these
unfortunate
circumstances
.
He
bitterly
deplored
the
false
pride
which
led
his
friend
to
a
conduct
so
little
worthy
of
the
affection
that
united
them
.
He
lost
no
time
in
endeavouring
to
seek
him
out
,
with
the
hope
of
persuading
him
to
begin
the
world
again
through
his
credit
and
assistance
.
