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Excerpt from Geraldine, Vol. 3 of 3: Or, Modes of Faith and Practice; A Tale
Montague possessed none of that decision and inflexibility, half devilish, half sublime, - the boast of the fallen archangel. He could not glory in a mind not to be changed by time or place; on the contrary, the effect of time and place upon his mind was irresistible. In the retirement of Woodlands, aloof from the companions and temptations by which he had been surrounded; he had leisure to reflect upon and lament the past.
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