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of this community began <strong>to</strong> gain the upper hand everywhere and in everything."Although the former heads of this community and also that being whohad hit upon the secret of 'ksvatznell' perished long ago, subsequentgenerations continued, au<strong>to</strong>matically of course, <strong>to</strong> employ this 'secret,' andgradually not only <strong>to</strong>ok over almost the whole of Pearl-land but alsosubordinated <strong>to</strong> their influence the very essence of all the beings breeding onthat part of the planet Earth."During the period referred <strong>to</strong> in my tale concerning the destruction <strong>by</strong>contemporary beings of the labors of Saint Lama, despite the passage of twocenturies, everything went on in the same way."The recent heads of that mentioned European community who, thanksonly <strong>to</strong> the secret of 'ksvatznell,' had had the luck gradually <strong>to</strong> subordinateeverything <strong>to</strong> their influence and <strong>to</strong> take it all in<strong>to</strong> their hands, were proud oftheir success and wanted <strong>to</strong> lay their 'paws' even on that which until then hadbeen considered unattainable."In other words, they decided <strong>to</strong> take possession of that neighboringcountry called 'Tibet,' then held <strong>to</strong> be inaccessible And so, one fine day—'fine' for them, but a 'sorry day' for all the rest of the beings of that planet—they gathered <strong>to</strong>gether many beings of their community, and still more fromthe small local communities they had already conquered, and with the help ofevery new invention of contemporary 'European civilization' for the processof reciprocal destruction, they began very quietly moving up <strong>to</strong>ward thiscountry hither<strong>to</strong> considered inaccessible."In spite of the help of all these 'new European inventions,' this movemen<strong>to</strong>f theirs up the heights of this country was very difficult, and cost themdearly, not only in what they call 'pounds sterling' but also in what they call'casualties. '"While this assemblage of terrestrial three-brained beings

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