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" he said. "Ah, but the diff-
culty of ignoring those creeds and schools, conditioned as we are by our parents, our traditions, by the modern age. How do we, like Walt, permit our own true natures to speak? How do we strip ourselves of prejudices, habits, influences? The answer, my dear lads, is that we must constantly endeavor to find a new point of view."
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culty of ignoring those creeds and schools, conditioned as we are by our parents, our traditions, by the modern age. How do we, like Walt, permit our own true natures to speak? How do we strip ourselves of prejudices, habits, influences? The answer, my dear lads, is that we must constantly endeavor to find a new point of view."
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Then suddenly Keating leaped up on his desk. "Why do I stand here?" he asked.
"To feel taller?" Charlie suggested.
"I stand on my desk to remind myself that we must constantly force ourselves to look at things differently. The world looks different from up here.
If you don't believe it, stand up here and try it. All of you. Take turns.
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"To feel taller?" Charlie suggested.
"I stand on my desk to remind myself that we must constantly force ourselves to look at things differently. The world looks different from up here.
If you don't believe it, stand up here and try it. All of you. Take turns.
