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| 7 | 814 | The View more quotes about people">people of this world do not deign to conceal that each is not the same as every other, and not merely is this true of those such as I. |
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| 7 | 811 | Aynur, she who was first amongst us, Aynur, in her rich silk, and ornaments, Aynur, in her golden talmit, with the affixed ruby, had fetched sandals, and before such as Tima and Tana, not to mention before one such as my own lowly self! On this world hierarchy exists, and status, and rank, and distance. |
| 7 | 812 | Such things, always real, are not here concealed. |
| 7 | 813 | Here they are in the open. |
| 7 | 814 | The people of this world do not deign to conceal that each is not the same as every other, and not merely is this true of those such as I. |
| 7 | 815 | Such articulations, of course, so healthy with respect to maintaining social stability, constitute an institutional counterpart to the richnesses of difference in an articulated, ordered, holistic nature. |
| 7 | 816 | On this world, for better or for worse, order seems most often preferred to chaos, and truth to fiction. |
| 7 | 817 | Aynur had been made to fetch sandals, and before Tima and Tana, and such as I! It is not that the important thing here was the fetching of the sandals themselves. |