We can, and we should read our contemporaries, but we shouldn’t be surprised to discover that certain questions that trouble us today were answered already by people who lived two or more centuries before us. They’re our next of kin.
“Lost on a fogbound spit of sand In shoes that pinched me, close at hand I heard the plash of Charon’s oar, Who ferries no one to a happy shore.”
W. H. Auden
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