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Novelties soon grow worthless with no one to share them with, ideas become meaningless if not communicated timely, emotions grow boisterous and uncontrollable with no end to receive them. I was quite alone, unfortunately, and it dampened my spirits considerably. Feeling despondent, I turned and walked sullenly from the lake's edge into the woodland once more, with no definite purpose in mind, only a meandering thought of my dismal situation. NOVELTIES SOON GROW WORTHLESS WITH NO ONE TO SHARE THEM WITH IDEAS BECOME MEANINGLESS IF NOT COMMUNICATED TIMELY EMOTIONS GROW BOISTEROUS AND UNCONTROLLABLE WITH NO END TO RECEIVE THEM I WAS QUITE ALONE UNFORTUNATELY AND IT DAMPENED MY SPIRITS CONSIDERABLY FEELING DESPONDENT I TURNED AND WALKED SULLENLY FROM THE LAKE'S EDGE INTO THE WOODLAND ONCE MORE WITH NO DEFINITE PURPOSE IN MIND ONLY A MEANDERING THOUGHT OF MY DISMAL SITUATION
ne, I roused and extricated myself unwillingly from its enchanted depths and set off once more into the heart of the woods, having no where else to go. After a time, I cannot say how long, I came upon a small, trickling stream which flowed deeper into the woods, that direction being northward. A short walk along its path, after refreshing myself to content with its pure waters, brought me to its destination: a large lake into which the forest opened. Its banks were very gradual and the grass of the woodland led right up to the water's edge. The surface of the water itself was smooth and delicate. Amidst the pleasantness of the scene, there was something missing from the feel of the area: inhabitants. There was an abundance of wild life of all kinds, and much organic life as well, but something greater than flora or fauna was missing: people. I had traveled so far, and without any sighting of a person. It was a lonely and desolate feeling which prevailed, despite the abundances of life. OYING THAT MOST PLEASING SCENE I ROUSED AND EXTRICATED MYSELF UNWILLINGLY FROM ITS ENCHANTED DEPTHS AND SET OFF ONCE MORE INTO THE HEART OF THE WOODS HAVING NOWHERE ELSE TO GO AFTER A TIME I CANNOT SAY HOW LONG I CAME UPON A SMALL TRICKLING STREAM WHICH FLOWED DEEPER INTO THE WOODS THAT DIRECTION BEING NORTHWARD A SHORT WALK ALONG ITS PATH AFTER REFRESHING MYSELF TO CONTENT WITH ITS PURE WATERS BROUGHT ME TO ITS DESTINATION A LARGE LAKE INTO WHICH THE FOREST OPENED ITS BANKS WERE VERY GRADUAL AND THE GRASS OF THE WOODLAND LED RIGHT UP TO THE WATER'S EDGE THE SURFACE OF THE WATER ITSELF WAS SMOOTH AND DELICATE AMIDST THE PLEASANTNESS OF THE SCENE THERE WAS SOMETHING MISSING FROM THE FEEL OF THE AREA INHABITANTS THERE WAS AN ABUNDANCE OF WILD LIFE OF ALL KINDS AND MUCH ORGANIC LIFE AS WELL BUT SOMETHING GREATER THAN FLORA OR FAUNA WAS MISSING PEOPLE I HAD TRAVELLED SO FAR AND WITHOUT ANY SIGHT OF A PERSON IT WAS A LONELY AND DESOLATE FEELING WHICH PREVAILED DESPITE THE ABUNDANCES OF LIFE
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