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The excerpt represents the core issue or deciding factor on which you must meditate, and is drawn from Lady Chatterley's Lover by D. H. Lawrence: suggested themselves. But she only said:
'What silly hocus-pocus! As if his little conceited consciousness could
know what was happening as slowly as all that! It only means HE'S a
physical failure on the earth, so he wants to make the whole universe a
physical failure. Priggish little impertinence!'
'Oh, but listen! Don't interrupt the great man's solemn words!--''The
present type of order in the world has risen from an unimaginable part,
and will find its grave in an unimaginable future. There remains the
inexhaustive realm of abstract forms, and creativity with its shifting
character ever determined afresh by its own creatures, and God, upon
whose wisdom all forms of order depend.''--There, that's how he winds
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