Article June 7, 1947 Issue

"Let him deny himself"

RAYMOND G. SUMMERS

Every clear thinker has probably at times felt the littleness of human life, the pettiness, the inadequacy. And yet the forward-looking individual knows intuitively that there must be something better, something nobler, than what Omar Khayyám, the Persian poet, describes as

This batter'd Caravanserai
Whose Portals are alternate Night and Day.

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