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Konx Om Pax
Konx Om Pax (1907), PDF p. 87
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THIEN TAO; OR, THE SYNAGOGUE
OF SATAN
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voracious species of sharks (which Japanese patriotism had spent such
enormous
sums
in breeding)
is responsible for the fact that he has
never again been heard of.
The Mikado wept; but, brightening
up, exclaimed:
“ Kwaw found
us a confused and angry mob;
he
left
us a diverse, yet harmonious,
republic;
while
let
us never forget that not only have we developed
men of genius in every branch of practical
life, but many among us
have had our equilibrium crowned by that supreme glory of humanity,
realization of our identity with the great and holy Tao."
Wherewith
he set aside no less than three hundred and sixty-five
days in every year, and one extra day every fourth
year, as days of
special rejoicing.
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