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The Colossus

CHAPTER X
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But our views are at variance and I fear that we shall never be able to reconcile them.

I may be wrong, and it is more than likely that I am.

At times I feel that there is nothing in the entire scheme of life.

If a man is too serious we call him a pessimist; if he is too happy we know that he is an idiot." "Henry, you are too young a man to talk that way." "My son," said Mrs.Witherspoon, "the Lord has made us for a special purpose, and we ought not to question His plans." "No, mother," Ellen spoke up, "but we should like to know something about that especial part of the plan which relates to us." "My daughter, this is not a question for you to discuss.

Your duty in this life is so clearly marked out that there can be no mistake about it.


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