XLVI.

To come back home after every stage of life’s journeying with a wider

horizon—more in sympathy with men and nature, knowing ever more of the

righteous and eternal laws which govern them, and of the righteous and

loving will which is above all, and around all, and beneath all, this

must be the end and aim of all of us, or we shall be wandering about

blind-fold, and spending time and labor and journey-money on that which

profiteth nothing.

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