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“Yes, poor man, he’s gone,” said the mayor. “And he’ll go on, planet after planet, seeking and seeking, and always and always he will be an hour late, or a half hour late, or ten minutes late, or a minute late. And finally he will miss out by only a few seconds. And when he has visited three hundred worlds and is seventy or eighty years old he will
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This may be the primary mythic role that small towns play in our politics: the stage that is just the right size.
phil christman • Small-Town USA
all his work was “journalism”—essentially responses to current events.
Ryan Holiday • Perennial Seller: The Art of Making and Marketing Work that Lasts
At the heart of the operative moral polestar is the freedom of the individual. In contrast, embedded in our institutions are constraints on the individual.
Gil Rendle • Quietly Courageous
But the longer he wrote, the more advice he had about the way we ought to live
Philip Graham Ryken • Ecclesiastes: Why Everything Matters (Preaching the Word)
poetaster.”