Quote by Harry Secombe

At last God caught his eye.

At last God caught his eye.

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This quote suggests that after a long journey or search, the person finally found or connected with God. It could imply a moment of epiphany, realization, or profound understanding where the person's perspective is suddenly shifted and they are able to perceive the presence or truth of God.

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