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dard* of. the. human race than had been accomplishd by all of man* kind in the preceding thousands of years.

t? 0 0 “If your nose is close to-the

t I* grindstone rough,

* Ahd|y6j(i bpld it down there ' ^ ,

^ long enough, In time you’ll say there’s no

such thing As brooks that babble and birds

, that sing. These three wall all your

world compos: • Just you, the stone,

and your worn, old nose.”

Dear Fnend-who-contributed-theabove: Many thanks. There’s been many a day since I enjoyed a piece of verse any more than this- ,

The hint is obvious. But, since I know you have little room to talk, I realize you weren’t digging toio hard. I guess all of us get to the point which someone told me a fellow named Wordsworth described in verse. Seems to me it began “The world is too much with us, late and soon. . . ”

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