Everyman's Paradise
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To the gods, all men would be anachronous.
It was once said that, “If a man believes he has done any deed without the gods' knowledge, he errs,” and while I may not normally make references to “gods,” I assure you that the axiom is as right as a Bolivian 5-Star General.
A leopard may have a dozen fine tricks, but an accordion needs only one.
The ordinary prayers of ordinary men are not unlike ugly, spinster daughters of proper perception and appropriate action.
Definition Number 84: Everyman's Paradise:
A place where force replaces all skill.
J.