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Olaf Stapledon

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It seemed to me that I, the spirit of so many worlds, the flower of so many ages, was the Church Cosmical, fit at last to be the bride of God. But instead I was blinded and seared and struck down by terrible light.
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Ch. XIII The Beginning and the End, 3. The Supreme Moment and After

 
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