The Mintage by Elbert Hubbard
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turned the horses to the West.
And the cavalcade moved forward to the Westâalways to the West. The boy had met calamity and disaster. He had not flinched. In a single day he had left boyhood behind and become a man. And the years that followed proved him genuine. What was it worked the change? Grief and responsibility, nobly met. ------------------------------------- The church has aureoled and sainted the men and women who have fought the Cosmic Urge. To do nothing and to be nothing was regarded as a virtue. SIMEON STYLITES THE SYRIAN The church has aureoled and sainted the men and women who have fought the Cosmic Urge. To do nothing and to be nothing was regarded as a virtue. |
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