. Le livre des mois . ■■•-■ -i ■■ ■■ -im ; :..-t;is->- LE LIVRE DES MOIS à venir, alors il y a un comer, et le coin rond viendra d'autres, souhaitant, comme moi, pour ce dont leur âme a besoin. 0 hurryingsteps, en arrivant plus près, n'y a-t-il pas parmi vous tout ce qui s'arrêtera quand vous atteignez meand ne pas aller plus loin dans votre quête? Y a-t-il un ton qui, tout en restant une excellente façon, frappera sur mon oreille comme distinct et totalement différent de tous les autres, un que je reconnaîtrai, même si je ne l'ai jamais vu à qui appartient le thatstep. Parmi ces miles d'yeux d'agerhumains, n

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. The book of months . ■■■•-■■ -i ■■•■■ -im ; :..-t;iS->- THE BOOK OF MONTHS yards ahead, then there is a comer, and roundthat corner will come others, wishing, like myself, for that which their soul needs. 0 hurryingfootsteps, coming ever nearer, is there not oneamong you all that will stop when you reach meand go no further in your quest? Is there notone which shall, while still a great way off, strike on my ear as distinct and utterly differentfrom all others—one which I shall recognize, though I have never yet seen her to whom thatstep belongs. Among those miles of eagerhuman eyes, shall not some day mine eyes seekother eyes and find there that which has beenpredestined for me by God. O Margery, mydear friend, should I find her, how you will wel-come her, for her sake and for mine, when wemeet in the everlasting habitations! Another train of birthday reflections led tothis conclusion: Give up the pursuit of any-thing which seems to you of doubtful gain.164 ■^. JULY For there are so many indisputably good andreal pursuits in the world that it cannot possiblybe worth while pursuing what may not be whollygood and may possibly be not wholly real. HereI have a certain small right to speak, for in thelast year I have given up something which seem-ed to me of possibly doubtful gain, and I havefound that it was a wise step. That which 1have given up is singularly known as Theworld. I once thought that it was a goodthing to see hundreds of people, to multiply ac-quaintance, to be able to say, Charming party; was there, and and , meaning people who really concerned me as little as Ireally concerned them, telling myself (even thenI think I had some secret notion of conscience-solving ) that to live in the babble and roar of theworld was stimulating. So no doubt it is, buta stimulant is not necessarily healthy. Thus itseemed to me (one can only speak for ones self)to come under the head of doubtful gain.165 a^-SI^^- ■■■■■■

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