He said little about his dream but he nourished it in his heart as the best place for a dream to grow.

Elizabeth Yates
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  1. Always she thought of him as climbing some mountain in his mind, like that great one to the west on which his eyes would dwell so often and from which he seemed to derive something that was even more than strength.

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