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LET us get rid of curious and presumptuous thoughts by going about our business. Let us mock and baffle the doubts
which Satan whispers to us by acting
against them.
The rest will follow in time; part in this
world, part in the next. Doubts may pain, but
they cannot harm, unless we give way to them.
We ought not to give way, our conscience tells
us, so that our course is plain.
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