| Sections 118,
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| • | Recount renewal
of Tennyson’s faith |
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| – | Sec. 118—sorrow
strengthens us, causes |
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| us to evolve
spiritually |
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127-131—speaker’s friend is not lost |
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| but has become
part of a larger truth |
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| – | Epilogue—Hallam
was a fore-runner of the |
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| spiritual
perfection toward which all |
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| creation evolves |
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