Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from De Vere; Or the Man of Independence, Vol. 4 of 4: By the Author of Tremaine
Such was one of the letters of De Vere to his. Mother, which he concluded, by owning that' this singular accident had elevated him for afew minutes, as if portentous. Nor laugh at him, reader, for the visions which seemed either to dep'ress or raise his fancy. There are moments when the heist of us, clouded by disappointment, and uncertain of the future, especially when in solitude, and abandoned bv all but heaven, catch at that future with hope, or let it go in despair.
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