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Gilbert Murray
It is a strange and touching thing,
this eternal hunger of the gregarious animal for the herd of friends who
are not there. And it may be, it may very possibly be, that, in the matter
of this Friend behind phenomena, our own yearning and our own almost ineradicable
instinctive conviction, since they are certainly not founded on either
reason or observation, are in origin the groping of a lonely-souled gregarious
animal to find its herd or its herd-leader in the great spaces between
the stars.
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