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... narrative will answer these questions to some readers. One thing resulted from this first reading of the Bible: Louis went all over Montoire begging ... ...ncle, the parish priest of Mer, an- other small town on the Loire, not far from Blois. This ar- rangement at once satisfied Louis’ passion for knowled... ...ch persistent study to be injurious. How admirable is a mother’s instinct! From that time reading was in Louis a sort of appetite which noth- ing coul... ...s of thin, white hair. Like the Obi of the Negroes, or the Sagamore of the Indian savages, he was a sort of oracle, consulted on impor- tant occasions... ...ed rain and fine weather, and told them when to mow the hay and gather the crops. The barometric exactitude of his forecasts was quite famous, and 47... ... was borrowed both from the Hebrew Scriptures and from the sacred Books of India, adapted after their own fash- ion by the beauty-loving Hellenes. “It... ... say about politics when a Government directly referred to God perished in India and Egypt; when the rule of the Sword and of the Tiara are past; when... ...s. The land, too much broken up, is cultivated only with cereals and small crops; the for- ests, and consequently the rivers, are disappearing; oxen a... ...ligion. “Sivaism, Vishnuism, and Brahmanism, the three primi- tive creeds, originating as they did in Thibet, in the valley of the Indus, and on the v...

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