Supposing he was right, Pascal:
  and that all our miseries
  do stem from an inability
  to sit quietly in our own rooms?
      perhaps I won't go.

And yet Kierkegaard held that,
  if 'one just keeps on walking,
  everything will be all right',
      and we do take steps
      to solve a problem.

Now 'walking is the natural recreation
  for a man who desires not absolutely
  to suppress his intellect,
  but to turn it out to play for a season.'
      and that from Virginia Woolf's father.

The scandal of pedestrianism,
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