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    s

    oooitsbyancalledinedebiranhewasaphilosopher,ifyouknow

    thatwas”

    ”ansoffehingsthanthereareinheavenandearth,”saidthe

    savageprotly

    ”quitesoillreadyouoneofthethingshediddreafinantanwhile,

    listentonitysongstersaid”heopenedthebookatthe

    placerkedbyaslipofpaperandbegantoread”ouroore

    thanakeourselves,be

    supreoverourselvesouroastersyisit

    notourhappinessthustovieatterisitanyhappinessoranyfort,to

    nsiderthataybethoughtsobytheyoungandprosperous

    theseythinkitagreatthingtohaveeverything,astheysuppose,theirown

    odependonnoone–tohavetothinkofnothingoutofsight,tobehoutthe

    irksonessofntinualacknoent,ntinualprayer,ntinualreferenceof

    egoeson,they,asalln,willfind

    thatindependenan–thatitisanunnaturalstate–willdofora

    ustaphandpaused,put

    dohefirstbookand,pickinguptheother,tuedoverthepages”takethis,for

    exale,”hesaid,andinhisdeepvoiorebegantoread:”angrows

    old;hefeelsinhielfthatradicalsenseoflessness,of

    disfort,paniestheadvanagines

    hielfrelysick,lullinghisfearshthenotionthatthisdistressingnditionis

    duetosoparticularcause,fronillness,hehopestorever

    vainiginingsthatsicknessisoldage;andahorriblediseaseitistheysay

    thatitisthefearofdeathandofesafterdeaththatkesntuto

    religionastheyadvanceinyearsbutoethe

    nvianysuaginings,thereligious

    sentinttendstodevelopasodevelopbecause,asthepassions

    gro,asthefancyandsensibilitiesarelessexcitedandlessexcitable,our

    reasonbeeslesstroubledinitsages,desires

    anddistra

    behindacloud;oursoulfeels,sees,tustohesourceofalllight;tus

    naturallyandinevitably;foohatallthatgavetotheionsitslife

    andcharhasbeguntoleakaus,noenalexistenceisno

    rebolsteredupbyiressionsfroout,heneedto

    leanonsothingthatabides,sothingthaty,an

    absoluteandeverlastingtruthyes,ablytutogod;forthisreligious

    sentintisofitsnaturesopure,sodelightfultothesoulthatexperiencesit,that

    itkesuptousforallourotherlosses”staphandshutthebookand

    leanedbaerousthingsinheavenandearththat

    thesephilosophersdidntdreabouthis”hehe

    deofgodyouthand

    prosperity;independencetakeyousafelytotheendwell,

    youthandprosperityrightuptotheendfolloly,thatanbe

    independentofgodthereligioussentintpensateusforallourlosses

    buttherearentanylossesforustopensate;religioussentintis

    superfluousandingforasubstituteforyouthfuldesires,

    hfuldesiresneverfailasubstitutefordistractions,whenwegoon

    enjoyingalltheoldfooleriestotheverylastneedhaveweofreposewhen

    oudsandbodiesntinuetodelightinactivityofnsolation,whenwehave

    soofsothingiovable,hereisthesocialorder”

    ”thenyouthinkthereisnogod”

    ”no,ithinktherequiteprobablyisone”

    ”thenwhy”

    staphandcheckedhi”buthenifestshielfindifferento

    differentninpredetishenifestedhielfasthebeingthats

    describedinthesebooksnow”

    ”hoanifesthielfnohesavage

    ”anifestshielfasanabsence;asthoughhethereatall”

    ”thatsyourfault”

    ”callitthefaultofcivilizationgodisntpatibleachineryandscientific

    diustkeyourchoiceourcivilizationhas

    achineryanddicineandhappinessthatsokeepthese

    bookslockedupinthesafetheyrestpeople”

    thesavageinterruptedhi”butisntitnaturaltofeeltheresagod”

    ”youghtassnaturaltodouponestrousershzippers,”saidthe

    ntrollersarindofanotherofthoseoldfelloalled

    bradleyhedefinedphilosophyasthefindingofbadreasonforonebelieves

    byinstinctasifonebelievedanythingbyinstinctonebelievesthingsbecauseone

    hasbeennditionedtobelievethefindingbadreasonsforonebelieves

    forotherbadreasons–thatsphilosophypeoplebelieveingodbecausetheyve

    beennditionedto

    ”butallthesa,”insistedthesavage,”itisnaturaltobelieveingodwhenyoure

    alone–quitealone,inthenight,thinkingaboutdeath”

    ”butpeopleneverarealonenoaketheate

    solitude;andostiossiblefortheverto

    haveit”

    thesavagenoddedgloolyatlpaishehadsufferedbecausetheyhadshut

    hiutfrohenalactivitiesofthepueblo,incivilizedlondonhewas

    sufferingbeunalactivities,neverbe

    quietlyalone

    ”doyoureerthatbitinkinglear”saidthesavageatlast”thegodsare

    justandofourpleasantviceskeinstruntstoplagueus;thedarkandvicious

    placehiseyes,andedndanseer,

    hese

    fullcircle;iaereaboutthatnotobeagod

    nagingthings,punishing,rewarding”

    ”here”questionedthentrollerinhistu”youcanindulgeinany

    nuerofpleasantvicesartinandrunnorisksofhavingyoureyesput

    outbyyoursonsstresstheefullcircle;iaerebutwhere

    undbenoaticchair,roundagirls

    onecheandlookingatthefeelies

    thegodsarejustnodoubtbuttheirdeoflaated,inthelastresort,by

    thepeoplen”

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