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Freed from Scepticism.—
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A. Some men emerge from a general moral scepticism bad-tempered and feeble, corroded, worm-eaten, and even partly consumed—but I on the other hand, more courageous and healthier than ever, and with my instincts conquered once more. Where a strong wind blows, where the waves are rolling angrily, and where more than usual danger is to be faced, there I feel happy. I did not become a worm, although I often had to work and dig like a worm.
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B. You have just ceased to be a sceptic; for you deny!
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A. And in doing so I have learnt to say yea again.

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The Dawn of Day, Project Gutenberg eBook #39955

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