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On the Old and the New

Oct 7
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A wooden horse a thousand years old, from the old times, was stumbling as it went along the ground.


“Why do you stumble?” I asked.


“I am old,” said the horse, “and the roads are new. I cannot bring the two into step.”

 
 
 

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