Herman Melville Quotes
For All His Old Age, And His One Arm, And His Blind Eyes, He Must Die The Death And Be Murdered, In Order To Light The Gay Bridals And Other Merrymakings Of Men, And Also To Illuminate The Solemn Churches That Preach Unconditional Inoffensiveness By All To All.
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