Another World Fragments from the Star City of Montalluyah

the beauty and fruitfulness of the work cheer you; and when you are

ans of carrying them out; on the other side, every objection that could be raised: on a third page I wrote down the answers. Every objec

t thoughts. They were lost in admiration, but entreated me to abandon my design. My life

wever be realised until evil itself had ceased to exist. That to attempt to move the Mestua Mountain[1] would be a task not less hopeless: that I might as we

h, since its first upheaving, has resisted the inroads of our mighty s

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deterred me. I proceeded cautiously, but

nd energy in action, on each of whom in succession the authority should devolve if I were cut off. I initia

to a fortress, that I might not be cut off in a moment of sudden unreasoning wrath, that myself and my adherents might not be sc

d every trial, and did not hesitate to act where danger was greatest. Nothing appalled me. I never faltered from my resolves, and after years of mighty st

alled into existence, enriching the poor and making the rich happy in their possessions. And the eventual result of the organization I completed was

to which I successfully

f her capabilities and graces, the preservation and

education of the future

ennobling the moral a

prevention and cure of

of the faculties of app

of supply for the food of man. The discovery and creation

s, fishes, insects, reptiles, and creeping thin

those already known, the development of electrical and mechanical p

ss of the lower orders, and of those whom natur

capabilities and the bent of his genius,

mprovement of the cities with a view to the health,