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The excerpt represents the core issue or deciding factor on which you must meditate, and is drawn from A Voyage to Arcturus by David Lindsay: the answer.
"A big, old man, of marvellous wisdom. He became wise by making up
his mind never to ask questions, but to find things out for himself."
"If I had not asked this question, I should not have known about
him."
"That would not have mattered," replied the father.
The youngest child was paler and slighter than his brothers. His
face was mostly tranquil and expressionless, but it had this
peculiarity about it, that every few minutes, without any apparent
cause, it would wrinkle up and look perplexed. At these times his
eyes, which were of a tawny gold, seemed to contain secrets difficult
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