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regained its hold upon him before his comrade reappeared, covered with wounds, and besought him, as he had neglected to save his life, at least not to refuse to avenge his death; he had been murdered by the landlord, and his corpse was at that moment being carried out to the city gate under a cartload of dung. Thinking that this second vision must be some thing more than imagination, the Arcadian ran to the gate found the cart he had seen in his dreams, and succeeded in bringing the villainous innkeeper to condign punishment.


Explaining the Obscure by the More Obscure

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What is Materialism?

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Editor's notes

  1. Explaining the Obscure by the More Obscure by unknown author
  2. What is Materialism? by unknown author. From the Scientific American