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Mardi: and A Voyage Thither, Vol. I (of 2)

CHAPTER LXXXVI
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For, Plujii or no Plujii, it is undeniable, that in ten thousand ways, as if by a malicious agency, we mortals are woefully put out and tormented; and that, too, by things in themselves so exceedingly trivial, that it would seem almost impiety to ascribe them to the august gods.

No; there must exist some greatly inferior spirits; so insignificant, comparatively, as to be overlooked by the supernal powers; and through them it must be, that we are thus grievously annoyed.

At any rate; such a theory would supply a hiatus in my system of meta-physics." "Well, peace to the Plujii," said Media; "they trouble not me.".


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