The Will of Man Is Omnipotent
The choice is with us; let us will it, and our habitation becomes a paradise. For the will of man is omnipotent, blunting the arrows of death, soothing the bed of disease, and wiping away the tears of agony.
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Context: Recovering from illness, Adrian looks out over the English countryside and speaks of what humanity could become.
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Source: Volume I, Chapter IV (the second chapter so numbered)