In the old days, the navigators used magic to make themselves strong, but now, nothing; they just pray. Before they leave and at sea, they pray. But I, I make myself strong by thinking-just by thinking! I make myself strong because I despise cowardice. Too many men are afraid of the sea. But I am a navigator.
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H. P. Lovecraft
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