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{{Style P-HPB SB. Title continued|The Spiritual Scientist|1-55}}
{{Style P-HPB SB. Title continued|The Spiritual Scientist|1-55}}


{{Style P-No indent|the prayer cylinder of the lacustrians. If Professor Buchanan, who has forgotten more about anthropology than any of them ever know, should attempt to crowd upon them the complete study of man in all his relations, he will be coughed down and the floor granted to somebody who has a speech ready upon the reticulated button hole of the Bengalese Rajpoot's coat. And yet they are not happy.}}  
{{Style P-No indent|the prayer cylinder of the lacustrians. If Professor
Buchanan, who has forgotten more about anthropology than any of them ever know,
should attempt to crowd upon them the complete study of man in all his
relations, he will be coughed down and the floor granted to somebody who has a
speech ready upon the reticulated button hole of the Bengalese Rajpoot’s coat.
And yet they are not happy.}}  


"Have we done any injustice to the American and British Associations-for they are both alike? Consult the printed volumes of Transactions, in which may be found a record of some of the very papers above enumerated, and others about orange peel oil, fat women, hyena's dens, and the blastoderms of birds' eggs.  
“Have we done any injustice to the American and British Associations—for they
are both alike? Consult the printed volumes of ''Transactions'', in which may be
found a record of some of the very papers above enumerated, and others about
orange peel oil, fat women, hyena’s dens, and the blastoderms of birds’ eggs.  


It is their own affair whether they study this or that science, and prefer to use the few hours they have on earth in discovering the nature of the respiratory organs of the shark or any other ignoble tomfoolery, to studying the spiritual part of Man and his intermundane communications, attractions, and perils."
It is their own affair whether they study this or that science, and prefer to
use the few hours they have on earth in discovering the nature of the
respiratory organs of the shark or any other ignoble tomfoolery, to studying the
spiritual part of Man and his intermundane communications, attractions, and
perils.”


{{Style S-HPB SB. HPB note|HS Olcott –|right}}
{{Style S-HPB SB. HPB note|HS Olcott –|right}}