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...in which the weary pilgrim laid himself down to rest till break of day. The flesh was an incumbrance to the spirit, a clog, a burden, a snare. Men had...has driven away the notions about the flesh as an incumbrance, a clog, a burden, a snare. It is seen that morbid or even merely feeble conditions of...

...in which the weary pilgrim laid himself down to rest till break of day. The flesh was an incumbrance to the spirit, a clog, a burden, a snare. Men had...has driven away the notions about the flesh as an incumbrance, a clog, a burden, a snare. It is seen that morbid or even merely feeble conditions of...

...die. The caravansary idea of existence has been abandoned. Man is not a pilgrim, but a citizen. lie is going to tarry nights enough to make it worth while...has driven away the notions about the flesh as an incumbrance, a clog, a burden, a snare. It is seen that morbid or even merely feeble conditions of...

...citizen. He is going to tarry nights enough to make it worthwhile to patch up the tenement and even look into the drainage. This world is a place to work in; activity and development, not suffering and self-repression, its law." As the bourgeois Victorian world eroded, as huge new concentrations...