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Letters to an American Lady

This book comprises a series of letters exchanged between an anonymous writer and a woman from America. The correspondence delves into various aspects of life, including romantic entanglements, societal norms, and individual development. The letters offer a glimpse into the personal lives of both correspondents, providing insight into the cultural and emotional landscapes of their time. more

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C.S. Lewis

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“Personal ignorance and shallow thoughts led me to misconstrue reality. Instead of taking an occasional respite from meeting work related deadlines and reflecting upon the growth of the inner self, all my personal energy was devoted to efficiently performing daily tasks, responding to the never-ending heave of the external world of busyness. Busy people tabulate the value of their life of work by what they achieved, which can prove meritorious. We can also hide from ourselves by never devoting select intervals of quietness for self-reflection. We need periods of silence and contemplation in order to nurture our spiritual development.”