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Brave New World By Aldous Huxley

Othello: they're old; they're about God hundreds of

years ago. Not about God now."

"But God doesn't change."

"Men do, though."

"What difference does that make?"

"All the difference in the world," said

Mustapha Mond. He got up again and walked to the

safe. "There was a man called Cardinal Newman," he

said. "A cardinal," he exclaimed parenthetically,

"was a kind of Arch-Community-Songster."

"'I Pandulph, of fair Milan, cardinal.' I've

read about them in Shakespeare."

"Of course you have. Well, as I was saying,

there was a man called Cardinal Newman. Ah, here's

the book." He pulled it out. "And while I'm about it

I'll take this one too. It's by a man called Maine de

Biran. He was a philosopher, if you know what that

was."

"A man who dreams of fewer things than

there are in heaven and earth," said the Savage

promptly.

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