One does not do it (climb a high peak) for fame alone. What does … - Vidyadip

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One does not do it (climb a high peak) for fame alone. What does one do it for, really?

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Answer

Really, one climbs a high peak for the satisfaction of a deep urge to rise above one's surroundings and for reaching a fuller knowledge of himself.

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