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other things, that although there are more than two and a half million of whatare called 'unemployed' beings in that community of England, the 'powerpossessingbeings' there take no measures concerning this, but only endeavorto spread still more widely among them that famous 'sport' of theirs."Just as in the large community of Russia all the newspapers andmagazines used to publish countless articles on the question of 'vodka,' so nowin the community of England more than half the contents of all these 'sowersof evil' are devoted to that famous 'sport.' "
CHAPTER 30ArtA THIS PLACE in his tales, Beelzebub became silent. Then turning suddenly tohis old servant Ahoon, who was sitting there listening as attentively as hisgrandson Hassein, Beelzebub said:"What's this, old man! Are you really listening to me with as much interestas our Hassein? Weren't you there yourself, and didn't you go with meeverywhere on that planet Earth, and didn't you see with your own eyes andsense for yourself everything I am telling him about?"Instead of just sitting there open-mouthed at my tales, why don't you alsotell our favorite something? There is no getting out of it. Since those strangethree-brained beings interest him so greatly, we have to tell him all we canabout them."Surely something or other about those freaks must have struck you . .well, whatever it was, tell us about that."On hearing these words, Ahoon thought a little and replied."After your subtly psychological tales about all these muddle-heads, whatcan I add with my stories?"But then, with unaccustomed seriousness and borrowing the style and evenentire expressions of Beelzebub himself, he went on:"Well now . . How shall I put it? My essence was often thrown off balanceby those strange three-brained beings, and their foolish capers nearly alwaysevoked the being-impulse of amazement in one or another of my spiritualizedparts."And then addressing Hassein, he said:
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CHAPTER 1The arousing of thoughtAMO
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very minute what are called "psycho
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Adopting here this example of popul
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hanging around me there are several
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ise to a definite picturing, and th
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established it long ago, and have l
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the pages of this first book of min
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esults proper to him as a man and n
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Earth by an as yet very limited num
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ody, were gathered in the cemetery,
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proper to all possessors of that so
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After this silence, rare among us y
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country, the city of Moscow, and hi
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when this same "I" turned its dazed
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Can I confine myself merely to this
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will infallibly—as up till now I
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has begun in both of my recently ac
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eleasing the steam into the whistle
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the doe took fright and, springing
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CHAPTER 2Prologue. Why Beelzebub wa
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They all arrived with their entire
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good heart—and also owing to what
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voyage On the other hand, to wait s
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Beelzebub looked with affection on
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the three-brained beings are coated
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for several rotations the whole pla
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"In our youth all the ships, both f
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this part of space belongs to—tha
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their speed often had to be reduced
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of its walls causes these substance
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CHAPTER 6Perpetual motion"WAIT! WAI
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"Now just one question occurs to me
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us—beings quite unknown and entir
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CHAPTER 8The impudent brat Hassein,
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CHAPTER 9The cause of the genesis o
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the law of falling, they had begun
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of the organ called 'kundabuffer'
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CHAPTER 10Why "men" are not menBEEL
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"And this 'something' they then for
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of these three-brained beings was i
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CHAPTER 11A piquant trait of the pe
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"Further, if they decide—of cours
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CHAPTER 12The first growlAFTER A MO
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"At any other time, perhaps nothing
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"Everybody now regards his writings
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an incomparable knowledge of the ps
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CHAPTER 14Introducing a perspective
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in person to the planet Earth, in t
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also quite possibly for all the bei
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"And so, my boy, King Appolis, who
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"But soon on the planet Mars also h
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" 'We then deliberated further to f
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chanced upon the means of freeing t
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CHAPTER 16The relativity of the con
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genuine Objective Science defines t
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independent world—a world of 'mic
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"And for this comparison we must ta
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they might never have arisen on tha
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"Do you understand now, my boy, tha
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CHAPTER 17The arch-absurd:According
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of world-creation and world-existen
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"This is why Objective Science, amo
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sacred Triamazikamno, "revolts" as
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"The 'omnipresent active element' O
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of the planet Earth these being-bra
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eyewitness to these experiments, no
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for each accidentally separated gro
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duced by the being-vocal cords of y
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chairs. Above the table hung three
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which science calls "anodnatius" an
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with small projecting heads. And wh
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various cosmic concentrations which
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of the separate parts of my whole p
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the first time this ever happened t
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harkh's warning, I had neither noti
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thing' very much like the transmiss
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" 'And it is the result of this con
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"Now, my boy, by switching on and o
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own eyes and I shall be able to exp
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ought about their excessive multipl
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" 'When, during the first disaster,
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" 'This custom is now so widespread
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it was, the richest and most fertil
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eings, among whom was one I happene
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eings like themselves. In the last
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He created as He created yours, hav
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organs connected with it are so ada
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" 'I repeat: all beings, large and
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other forms into "clean" and "uncle
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two big religious festivals in Tikl
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espected him the most began to avoi
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planetary body; and if they happene
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"Yes, Grandfather, please! I shall
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and two-brained beings called 'bird
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changes, sometimes of course for th
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where in the city of Gob, personall
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"If the 'soul' has fulfilled its du
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as usual, visiting the 'kaltaani,'
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"It is interesting to remark here t
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"The fact is," he continued, turnin
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sacrificial offerings among the sec
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the way we had come and travel from
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selves with various trinkets and to
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the vast water space just where man
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kind, as always, and explain to me
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to remove from the common presence
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"After this, by means of various ta
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of the properties of the organ kund
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ased upon the supposedly exact coun
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"Before saying more, I must not fai
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"Many were afraid to drink water th
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"Thus it was that half of the word
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lished by the three-brained beings
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ing, we asked them for 'shelter ' A
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migrate to new places that they con
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partments, set close together And i
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centuries the whole of this region
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had been exiled, he told me that at
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as I was always interested in any n
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without thinking long he agreed, an
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"Judging from the etherogram, this
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themselves who were descended from
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kind, is almost everywhere called '
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verse those species of beings which
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a blending of the exioëhary of two
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"And it will succeed because the ap
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that planet, and upon whose help I
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it necessary to explain this change
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what happens there today when your
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Germany and special smocks sewn in
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who arose on the continent of Atlan
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"And it was then that this bearer o
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"And this division into groups took
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esult of cosmic influences coming f
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Africa. And while the former member
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"Moreover, those who had consciousl
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centrations found beyond the atmosp
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were fixed to the bull's trunk by m
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At this point in his tale, Beelzebu
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for the welfare of their descendant
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lamity and which later became small
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ultimately reached the neighboring
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as long as this, all the other bein
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"And before going any further, I mu
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accelerated tempo, and the process
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"His serious reflection first led h
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of that eccentric Persian king, thi
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thanks as always to the same abnorm
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any other 'detailed clarification'
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shocks and which associations to ar
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a month they went about, as is said
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"And the spirit on the left does th
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distinct ways of understanding, hav
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victions. And from all this is form
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CHAPTER 25The Very Saintly Ashiata
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most precious sacred relic of a sma
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generation through the mass of ordi
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my intention that as soon as I reac
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" 'They also believe, but in them t
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someone's uncle is in business in a
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Common Father, Uni-Being, Endless C
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"Thanks to this abnormal hope of th
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for the welfare of the three-braine
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"My further exhaustive investigatio
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called 'all-rights-possessing breth
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about choosing from among the 'all-
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"So, my boy, owing to everything I
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called 'castes' or 'classes' that h
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tionally suppressing this being-imp
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these same maleficent psychic prope
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tallizations I have mentioned, whic
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degree, of a Unique Common Creator,
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upon made those who had attained th
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egard to every good attainment of t
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"Further, it usually happens that i
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disappeared from the presence of mo
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the lot, or the specific attribute,
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"It is interesting to note that the
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the organ kundabuffer proceeds more
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terrestrial 'types,' be very, very
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all the intentions and efforts of t
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Babylonian period chanced upon favo
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"This monk Ignatius was about to sh
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This meant that the ship Karnak was
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the existence of the three-brained
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opposing sides were stationed fairl
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manifestations of the psyche of the
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call 'money,' for which in general
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needs could not create a very rich
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"Well, my boy, at the very beginnin
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ually crystallized in the common pr
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selves to that profession, namely,
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of these contemporary physicians, t
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"And he went on to explain as follo
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"But now listen to what that amiabl
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Dover's powder, and the famous anal
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those good pharmacists prepare a wh
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Then Ahoon, again imitating the sty
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"And only when he had recovered a l
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CHAPTER 32Hypnotism"AND SO," Beelze
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perfecting, they lack what is calle
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is absolutely necessary for them an
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"One of these facts appears in thei
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ody or in the acquisition in their
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that is to say, that cosmic substan
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not used by individual beings, pass
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anch of their science, I was also a
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"They first made a number of elucid
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ead them they became infatuated wit
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CHAPTER 33Beelzebub as professional
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Above to help them free themselves
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Very Saintly Cosmic Individuals of
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I have already mentioned, and partl
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"Well then, many centuries after th
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of the holy Triamazikamno, that is,
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CHAPTER 34Beelzebub in Russia"ALL T
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'As regards the general state of af
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this large community, the city stil
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slight tinge of contempt, and he wa
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"something" which is neither fish,
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for the first time why all the bein
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"And as I later understood, they di
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me and pompously told me that the f
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"At first, all my suggestions, whic
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improving the organization came fro
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were exhibiting themselves in all t
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of my youth and his charming wife a
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if one takes into account that the
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"The house owners, shopkeepers, chi
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'holy days' it has become customary
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has become fixed in the majority of
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gories according to the degree of t
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"And it deteriorates, in my opinion
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even do not remember what happened
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unconsciously assimilates with his
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and heir to whom I might now hand o
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cause of these terrifying planetary
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that formerly, in every one of the
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in this Even if, for reasons not de
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temporary community proceeded over
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favorites as it prevents these rema
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warming, thanks to which the deposi
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and especially the beings of what i
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ecome natural for them at the prese
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process suddenly breaks out, and th
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of our ship Karnak so that we may m
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CHAPTER 36Just a wee bit more about
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in him a certain 'being-diardookino
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"Before I chose the community of Fr
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a kind of reddish liquid to drink,
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easonably sure that in the ordinary
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on which are presented various 'ama
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"If those who should have done so h
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"The three-brained beings increased
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city itself, and a few remnants of
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'But here in Paris, thank the Lord,
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at home, to "complete their educati
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sends them "genuine French models"
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munities, they tell their compatrio
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"At any rate, I personally pity the
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"Moreover, as the beings of the fem
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"Speaking of these French beings, I
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CHAPTER 38ReligionBEELZEBUB continu
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een completely formed up to respons
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had the process of the sacred rasco
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"That Sacred Individual, whom they
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"The 'Fathers of the Church' in the
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aked' communities that have acciden
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'dervish monasteries' and prohibiti
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there' taken from the teaching of t
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our wise teacher Mullah Nasr Eddin
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the capital, Berlin, along the aven
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"Only a few centuries ago, the chie
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tons,' 'hand mirrors,' 'beads,' 'ea
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continued their slow and laborious
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small grief to That One Who, even w
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to the psyche of the beings of that
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nection and communication with them
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"At the beginning of a new revoluti
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formations were instantly transform
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the 'Brahmanists,' 'Shuenists,' and
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accurate instructions and explanati
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"And this came about because, thank
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tion, according to the plan he had
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Reason all the subtleties of the st
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sation of everything that functions
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come to this holy planet from the w
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in His divine deliberations He had
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the second, the 'denying force' or
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of these two primordial sacred laws
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processes of all the cosmic laws an
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suns, giving rise to new concentrat
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stopinder of the sacred Heptaparapa
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esponded to certain data present in
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to be called 'tetartocosmoses' and
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the hope that as soon as the highes
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to the necessary gradation of the '
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ut is in the center of their satell
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namely martna, spirna, and okina, e
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"These unfortunates do not even sus
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"I once told you that in them, as i
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to certain causes flowing from the
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ceeding through them for the purpos
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formation and assimilation of the n
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with each other according to the sa
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wisely adapted the inner organizati
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hemispheres of their head brain, is
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exioëhary,' which they call 'sperm
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into their chief vice, is considere
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paraparshinokh, thanks to the secon
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cosmos and reached certain planets
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and have the happiness of uniting w
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from generation to generation throu
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eccentrics were heard by our hens,
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"At the present time, very many of
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among certain of the abstaining mon
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CHAPTER 40Beelzebub tells how men l
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of the properties of the organ kund
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science, to create for his 'oskiano
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tain beings—do you remember, I ha
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came saints and who are now on the
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toward their fellow beings, a passi
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"In the course of their research, t
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4 okhti-noora-chaka5 khooti-noora-c
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atively independent' crystallizatio
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functions in that specific 'doostza
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fancy that by this means they can l
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"When these bamboo canes had been t
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"And so, my boy, this astonishing a
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ascooarno of the great twin brother
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tical fragments of little importanc
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31 cotarmine32 hydrocotarmine33 opi
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"I have already said that at the be
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The fifth highest, 'piandjiapan.' T
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ations could be regulated and blend
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lav-mertz-nokh—a theory 'affirmin
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tively they should be—but on the
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approximately, is completely unknow
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their minds which of these two cont
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them—for instance, geographical,
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Ninefoldness were based on the resu
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"The 'nirioonossian world sound' is
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"Ekh! My dear child, I must now wil
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genuine scientists of ancient times
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"This was the friend of my dervish
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empty words without an atom of what
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isted together in peace and concord
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sensations corresponding to the tex
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" 'And the very next day we set to
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the Anglo-Afghans struck him down o
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just then, and I did not venture to
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"While he was drinking it, I decide
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"He then moved from the former 'mon
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"The venerable Hadji Asvatz Troov p
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" 'Thereafter, whatever the time, d
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" 'But today this science compels m
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almost forty years, day and night,
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" 'Most estimable Hadji' What is al
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"He began to unroll these colored f
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are found in great quantities, espe
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" 'When we first moved here, there
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" 'I already knew that the means he
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of vibrations necessary for the mea
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" 'He immediately discontinued his
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according to my understanding, I ea
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tic,' which had been recommended to
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the following day, as he was extrem
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"I regret very much that I failed t
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this occasion would unfailingly inv
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"An attendant or, as they say, a 'w
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cided to offer what they call a goo
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of this North America, I experience
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"When I told him, among other thing
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"The ambiguity and obscenity of the
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not only of the continuous 'dwindli
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took as our guide an employee of a
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surrounding circumstances and condi
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these two chief motors of their exi
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ing to the same principle and in th
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America, on the other hand, as rega
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thanks to various fortuitous circum
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ingenious methods of 'assisting' th
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eings, you should first become fami
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"The beings of the Tikliamishian ci
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which I mentioned before, all the b
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"In spite of all the obvious advant
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numerous and varied formations are
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of this invention of the contempora
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of contemporary Asiatic three-brain
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"The document composed by these bre
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"The care that they take of their f
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"The reason why this disease, as we
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champagne, which I neither liked no
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game attitudes" toward women, accor
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me, respected Doctor, to digress sl
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"Many sensible contemporary people
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unless there had been introduced in
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ting so gaily and about to go to so
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shame," or at least the disposition
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vices has become more necessary to
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and studies always with my whole in
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even when I came to Europe, where t
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humanity—and you probably mean th
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and normal life of people was inclu
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such as the "sebaceous glands," the
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" 'The beneficial results of the cu
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tionally restricted by its great fo
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" 'You will understand clearly how
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Her Serene Highness the Salmon and
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" 'And these power-possessors perse
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" ' "But if we cannot now be certai
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these investigations on a large sca
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gin, he always says, between drinks
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chanced to reach these contemporary
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mangaal in order to 'purify' himsel
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education which inculcates, among o
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"She was very alert in her percepti
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"And she went on to explain to me v
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various candidates for hasnamuss in
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"Look, Mary, there goes a beefsteak
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efore attending the institute she h
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"Now, my boy, since I have spent so
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strangers to be looking automatical
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that occurred in the past But how c
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eings of this new group solely beca
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will receive by inheritance everyth
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ordinary existence of these strange
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to destroy one another's existence
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ecome a rare luxury on your planet
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possessing beings of the Earth, 'go
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a society, and it seems that they w
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pect substantial profit either for
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fered 'grievous losses' during the
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famous and important in whom the sa
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with honors and 'decorations', and
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and many others, indicated to you j
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ing from this particular property,
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"At every step, one can observe an
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animate them and bring them corresp
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history of its origin is somewhat d
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" 'What does it matter to the poor
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experience' of these aristocrats an
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I told you about is most strongly d
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of the Earth were able to accomplis
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particularly struck by one passage
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as they became familiar with the de
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" 'I am sincerely grieved that unin
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"And indeed, when they later began
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"From then on he traveled everywher
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een categorically decided by the Mo
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this being-duty as sacred and calle
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"Among these beings of the 'middle
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continent of Atlantis, and beings o
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their ancestors on their planet, we
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a donkey can understand that in pea
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CHAPTER 44In Beelzebub's opinion, m
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etherogram station on the Holy Plan
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eeding there It was partly due to m
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perfecting for the 'highest being-p
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tallizing of that maleficent idea w
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arising and formation of the indivi
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the duties he had assumed as a resp
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communities had concluded, as has b
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ordinary forms of investigation, to
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comes when, after having spent the
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their manifestations, both good and
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the most high and most divine—bei
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CHAPTER 45In the opinion of Beelzeb
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ship Omnipresent would land and tak
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"The text of this kelleh-e-ofoo was
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its cause, in order to be able to g
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Gornahoor Harharkh was always kept
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"I will try, my boy, to reproduce f
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pends on this substance, and I even
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in most cases more competent than a
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new tempo of functioning, the gener
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" 'ONLY HE MAY ENTER HERE WHO ENTER
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it necessary to repeat, in another
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Triamazikamno, data for the cogniza
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tions simply as information, withou
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consequences for your planetary bod
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At the head of this procession walk
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own horns for forming corresponding
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transgressed on account of his yout
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also for me, one of the sacred Podk
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Endlessness Himself were to summon
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CHAPTER 48From the authorAFTER six
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the least depressed, as it should h
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hope and perhaps even of joy at the
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And the fourth personality, which s
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consist only of three of the enumer
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He tries to look imposing, wears a
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along such roads, the greasing of a
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ognize merely by the difference in
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more than a "hackney carriage" whic
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He is entirely the result of extern
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it there, the cup of your patience
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While speaking of man's will and of
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to study this practically and to un
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vey only indefinite and relative no
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"Owing to the loss of the capacity
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his deeds during his sojourn in the
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impressions, whereas the memory pro
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Although this organ was later remov
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of Nature's most immediate aims, si
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It is just this totality of "childi
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destined for each of us by his tran
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Great Nature was constrained to bri
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have said here, have not pictured a
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us the lingering process of "remors
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the existing conditions already tho
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It is still midday, and as I have g
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