A Story of the Three River Country
many plains, so many square feet to live on and so many square feet to be buried in. All things could be measured, and stood up, and catalogued--except life its
many plains, so many square feet to live on and so many square feet to be buried in. All things could be measured, and stood up, and catalogued--except life itself. "Given time," he would say, "a single pair of humans can populate all creation." Therefore, being the cheapest of all things, it was true philosophy that life should be the easiest of all things to give up when the necessity came.
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