Everything has a meaning, if only we could read it
The quote "Everything has a meaning, if only we could read it" from Philip Pullman's book "Lyra's Oxford" suggests that the world around us is filled with significance waiting to be uncovered. It emphasizes the idea that deeper truths and insights exist, though they may not be immediately apparent. This notion invites readers to explore beyond the surface and seek understanding in everyday experiences.
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