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New forces will impinge upon us; new wind, new rain, and the light of another sun; and we must alter to meet them.
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Walter Bagehot
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gutenberg.orgNew forces will impinge upon us; new wind, new rain, and the light of another sun; and we must alter to meet them.
Bagehot emphasizes the need for adaptation in response to new challenges and influences in life.
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