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VETERAN UPHOLDER OF THE PRINCIPLE OF CAUSE AND EFFECT
| This aged Japanese priest has seen long years of service in the temple of Buddha, where he spends many hours seated thus — in the fashion of his god — in prayer and meditation. He seldom smiles, his features have become as hard and impassive as those of images, but his whole heart is in his faith, which in various forms dominates the mentality and emotions of millions of Asiatic people |
MUSICAL METHODS THAT NEVER FAIL TO EXCITE GENEROSITY
| A wanderer among wanderers, this Mongol with his wife makes his way about the valleys bordering the steppes, the mighty "Land of Grass" that can support both man and his flocks, and playing and singing his raucous melodies to the nomadic herdsmen who roam the plains in search of "pastures new," gathers in largesse sufficient to keep body and soul together |