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The Seeker

CHAPTER VI
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And such should be our aim in life, to plant our feet on the solid rock of--how provoking! I can't remember what the rock was--anyway, we are to bid those in the valley below to cease their bickerings and come up to the rock--I think it was Intellectual Greatness--No!--Unselfishness--that's it.

And the title of the paper was a sermon in itself--'The Temporal Advantage of the Individual No Norm of Morality.' Isn't that a beautiful thought in itself?
Nancy, that chap will waste himself until he has a city parish." There was silence for a little time before Aunt Bell asked, as one having returned to baser matters: "I wonder if the jacket of my gray suit came back from that clumsy tailor.
I forgot to ask Ellen if an express package came." And Nancy, whose look was bent far into the dusk, answered: "Oh, I wonder if he will come back!".


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