The women wonderer goes forth
to seek the land of freedom.
How might I get there?
Reason answers: there's only one way and one way only:
Down the banks of labor,
Through the walls of suffering.
There's no other.
The women having discarded all to which she'd firmly clung, cries out
For what do I goes this far land which no one has ever reached?
I'm alone. I'm utterly alone.
And reason said to her, silence. What do you hear?
And she said, I hear the sound of feet. A thousand times, ten thousands and thousands of thousands, and they beat this way.
They are the feet of those that shall follow you.
Lead on.
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