The Food of the Gods and How It Came to Earth


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What else is there to do?"  
We are not half a hundred and they are many millions."  
But we held our own."  
So far."  
If it is God's will, we may still hold our own."  
Yes. But think of the dead!"  
Another voice took up the strain. "The dead," it said. "Think of the  
unborn...."  
"Brothers," came the voice of young Redwood, "what can we do but fight  
them, and if we beat them, make them take the Food? They cannot help but  
take the Food now. Suppose we were to resign our heritage and do this  
folly that Caterham suggests! Suppose we could! Suppose we give up this  
great thing that stirs within us, repudiate this thing our fathers did  
for us--that you, Father, did for us--and pass, when our time has  
come, into decay and nothingness! What then? Will this little world of  
theirs be as it was before? They may fight against greatness in us who  
are the children of men, but can they conquer? Even if they should  
destroy us every one, what then? Would it save them? No! For greatness  
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