كتاب · Dom Casmurro
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المؤلف: Machado de Assis
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اضغط ابدأ واكتب السطور بدقة. · مفتاح الرجوع معطل — استمر حتى بعد الخطأ.
"Thou hast well said thou art not ready. Your life has yet but
only begun for you. Its experiences, its many lessons and duties,
are all unlearnt and you would pass to the spirit world
immatured. Your young soul, like fruit plucked from the tree too
soon, would ripen slowly, losing many of its flavors and never
attaining certain of its best and highest qualities, for as you
well know, progress in the next stage of existence depends upon
the attainments in this.
"Thou art not ready, yet say you are willing to bow to the
inevitable. This is wise, still have you not heard it said many
times that man is the arbiter of his own destiny and that the
soul was the inheritor of God-like powers by which it could rise
to the plane whereby it ruled, instead of obeying the blind or
planetary forces of Nature?"
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