I muse about it with doubts.

But if I knew my Purpose I belike would not swerve a hair’s-breadth

from my own course which is an unhallowedly selfish one.

If I could myself see a way of truth I would walk in it. I have it in

me to worship. I long to worship. And I am game, wearily and coldly

game: when I start I go on through to the end.

But I see no way of truth--none for me. And God is eternally absent

and reticent. So I go on in the way where I find myself. And muse

about it. And damn it faintly as I make nothing of it.

_Everyday and to-morrow_

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