"The larger view, always and through all shams, all wickednesses, discovers the Truth that will, in the end, prevail, and all things, surely, inevitably, resistlessly work together for good."
"The larger view, always and through all shams, all wickednesses, discovers the Truth that will, in the end, prevail, and all things, surely, inevitably, resistlessly work together for good." So ends this 1901 novel about the struggle between a group of farmers and the Pacific & Southwestern Railroad company. FTP, name this Frank Norris work subtitled "A Story of California" that was the first volume of his unfinished trilogy _Epic of the Wheat_.
"The larger view, always and through all shams, all wickednesses, discovers the Truth that will, in the end, prevail, and all things, surely, inevitably, resistlessly work together for good."
{The Octopus}