“Then he tried to recall the lessons of Mr. Wisdom. “it is I myself, eternal Spirit, who drives this Me, the slave, along that ledge. I ought not to care whether he falls and breaks his neck or not. It is not he that is real, it is I – I – I.”

Pilgrim’s Regress 137
The Pilgrim's Regress (1933)

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Christian apologist, novelist, and Medievalist 1898–1963

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