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"A Man he seems of cheerful yesterdays
 And confident to-morrows; with a face
 Not worldly-minded, for it bears too much
 Of Nature's impress,—gaiety and health,
 Freedom and hope; but keen withal, and shrewd.
 His gestures note,—and hark ! his tones of voice
 Are all vivacious as his mien and looks."

The Excursion, Book VII.