Not to linger needlessly, I fell before them." The Hindoo here drew a long sigh, as he said, "The enemy of man is man, my brother." Balthasar lapsed into silence.
"I gave much thought to finding the cause of my failure, and at last succeeded," he said, upon beginning again.

"Up the river, a day's journey from the city, there is a village of herdsmen and gardeners.

I took a boat and went there.

In the evening I called the people together, men and women, the poorest of the poor.
I preached to them exactly as I had preached in the Brucheium.
They did not laugh.

Next evening I spoke again, and they believed and rejoiced, and carried the news abroad.