Anima Mundi (Chap.35)
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- #3Anima Hominis (Chap.1)
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- #4Anima Hominis (Chap.2)
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- #5Anima Hominis (Chap.3)
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- #6Anima Hominis (Chap.4)
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- #7Anima Hominis (Chap.5)
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- #8Anima Hominis (Chap.6)
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- #9Anima Hominis (Chap.7)
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- #10Anima Hominis (Chap.8)
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- #11Anima Hominis (Chap.9)
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- #12Anima Hominis (Chap.10)
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- #13Anima Hominis (Chap.11)
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- #14Anima Hominis (Chap.12)
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- #15Anima Hominis (Chap.13)
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- #16Anima Mundi (Chap.14)
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- #17Anima Mundi (Chap.15)
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- #18Anima Mundi (Chap.16)
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- #19Anima Mundi (Chap.17)
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- #20Anima Mundi (Chap.18)
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- #21Anima Mundi (Chap.19)
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- #22Anima Mundi (Chap.20)
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- #23Anima Mundi (Chap.21)
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- #24Anima Mundi (Chap.22)
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- #25Anima Mundi (Chap.23)
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- #26Anima Mundi (Chap.24)
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- #27Anima Mundi (Chap.25)
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- #28Anima Mundi (Chap.26)
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- #29Anima Mundi (Chap.27)
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- #30Anima Mundi (Chap.28)
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- #31Anima Mundi (Chap.29)
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- #32Anima Mundi (Chap.30)
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- #33Anima Mundi (Chap.31)
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- #34Anima Mundi (Chap.32)
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- #35Anima Mundi (Chap.33)
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- #36Anima Mundi (Chap.34)
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- #38Epilogue
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Anima Mundi (Chap.35) by William Butler Yeats
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As I go up and down my stair and pass the gilded Moorish wedding-chest where I keep my “barbarous words,” I wonder will I take to them once more, for I am baffled by those voices that still speak as to Odysseus but as the bats; or now that I shall in a little be growing old, to some kind of simple piety like that of an old woman.
May 9, 1917.