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This air so crystal clear, so far above incense and the narcotics of set

creeds, and the fevered breath of prayers and protestations.

Those whose temperaments and religions show them all things so plainly

that they know they are right and others wrong?

For if they do not find it ridiculous to feel contempt, they are

perfectly right to feel contempt, it being natural to them; and you have

no business to be sorry for them, for that is, after all, only your

euphemism for contempt.

The cause of atrocities is generally the violence of Fear. Panic's at

the back of most crimes and follies.

Civilisation, so possessed by a new toy each day that she has no time to

master its use--naive creature lost amid her own discoveries!

For there was in his smile the glamour of adventure just for the sake of

danger; all that high instinct which takes a man out of his chair to

brave what he need not.

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