A Commonplace Book

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The old lighthouse at Pendeen Watch looks out over the open Atlantic[/caption]

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‘THE BEST PART OF A HOLIDAY IS PERHAPS NOT SO MUCH TO BE RESTING YOURSELF,AS TO SEE ALL THE OTHER FELLOWS BUSY WORKING.’
— Kenneth Grahame

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‘I love the Christmastide, and yet, I notice this, each year I live;

I always like the gifts I get,

But how I love the gifts I give!’
— Carolyn Wells

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‘IN THE COIGN OF THE CLIFF BETWEEN LOWLAND AND HIGHLAND,

AT THE SEADOWN’S EDGE BETWEEN WINDWARD AND LEE,

WALLED ROUND WITH ROCKS AS AN INLAND ISLAND,

THE GHOST OF A GARDEN FRONTS THE SEA.’
—Algernon Charles Swinburne

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‘ON WITH THE DANCE! LET JOY BE UNCONFINED.’
— Lord Byron