Albert Camus: Those who need myths are indeed poor. Here the gods serve as beds or resting places as the day races across the sky.

Those who need myths are indeed poor. Here the gods serve as beds or resting pla — Albert Camus

Those who need myths are indeed poor. Here the gods serve as beds or resting places as the day races across the sky.

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