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Things As They Are History “has nothing to fear fromBy Paul Horgan Richard, Richard, they said to me in my childhood, when will you begin to see things as they are? In early twentieth century New York, a young boy enjoys a happy, ordinary childhood. Then, one by one, Richard sees his childhood securities crumble before the pitiless facts of a fallen world: the wanton cruelty of other children, the inconstancy of the grown ups and inscrutability of their world, the overwhelming otherness of God, and the