Hast thou not, yet, propos’d some certain end
To which thy life, thy every act may tend?
--John Dryden
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They did not make the mistake of thinking that the good is attained unwittingly and that hours have merely to be lived in order to arrive at the goals of living. To communicate with the goal, one has to address himself to it.--Abraham Heschel
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