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IN THIS BOOK you will read some of the most beautiful and moving passages of English prose ever written about some of the most mysterious and precious experiences you have ever felt: -the haunting sense that this whole world is a "Shadow-Land"; -the innate longing for "something more" that always escapes labels and definitions, whether theological or psychological; -soaring imagination and clear reason working in tandem to suggest some hints of this "land from which the shadows fall"; -a knockout argument that we already have "the golden key" to this land in our grasp; and -the jarring, jolting, Monday-morning, cancer-ridden, doubt-haunted world that seems to give the lie to this whole worldview as merely a desperate escapist fantasy (but does not).
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country whence, earthly comfort, golden key
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