Its individuality is distinct, [42]
In the course of a day it presents various changes, [43]
Yet throughout all a certain sameness is preserved, [44]
This is expressed by the "genius loci,", [45]
The voices of the forest, [46]
Its suitability as a place for reflection, [47]
Its suggestiveness; the very oaks enforce a lesson of perseverance, [48]
Its life centres in its quarrymen and its ants, [49]
The contrast between their several labours, [50]
Nature and the Individual, [51]