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Meditation is instead of chewing the cud. All the outward means of salvation do little good in comparison, except by meditation they are thoroughly considered, and laid up in the heart.

Henry Scudder — The Christian's Daily Walk, in Holy Security and Peace, Chapter VII, Section 3 (Of Meditation)

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