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I.N.R.I.

CHAPTER XVIII
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On the contrary, I give them faith." "But, my child, I can't understand it.

You are stirring up the whole country.

The people leave their houses, their families, their work, to follow you.

What enchantment do you practise on them ?" "They follow the tidings," He said.

"They thirst after comfort as the hart pants for water." "And you call it comfort to starve and freeze in the wilderness," broke in one of his relations; "you call it comfort to deny oneself everything till our rags fall off our bodies, and we are taken by the soldiers as criminals?
Take heed.


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