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| === AN ALLEGORY === | === AN ALLEGORY === | ||
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| “All honor to you, my son. But you will learn that what you have done is only one of those noble experiments. However, in the end, mankind will benefit, and you will learn much.” | “All honor to you, my son. But you will learn that what you have done is only one of those noble experiments. However, in the end, mankind will benefit, and you will learn much.” | ||
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| Descending slowly, he paused in the ether, at a distance from which He could view the island as a whole. But what a sight met His startled eyes! Instead of the comfort, happiness, peace and plenty He had pictured, He saw on every side, want, woe, strife, pestilence and hardship. The island dwellers, who were not fighting each other for the means of subsistence, | Descending slowly, he paused in the ether, at a distance from which He could view the island as a whole. But what a sight met His startled eyes! Instead of the comfort, happiness, peace and plenty He had pictured, He saw on every side, want, woe, strife, pestilence and hardship. The island dwellers, who were not fighting each other for the means of subsistence, | ||
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