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1492

CHAPTER XV
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We had no Persian that might be nearer yet, but Arabia being immemorially caravan-knit with India, it was thought that it might be understood.

But these bare folk had no notion of it, nor of the Hebrew which Luis tried next.

The Latin did not do, the Greek of which I had a little did not do.

But there is an old, old language called Gesture.

If, wherever there is a common language there is one people, then in end and beginning surely we are one folk around the earth! We were to be friends with these islanders.


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