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| 14 | 765 | "You, View more quotes about yourself">yourself," I said, "do not seem much infected by the lunacy of the Waniyanpi". |
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| 14 | 762 | The Waniyanpi, it then seemed likely, may have betrayed themselves, and their children. |
| 14 | 763 | In time, of course, such teachings, absurd though they might be, would come to be taken for granted. |
| 14 | 764 | In time they would come to be sanctioned by tradition, one of humanity's most prized substitutes for thought. |
| 14 | 765 | "You, yourself," I said, "do not seem much infected by the lunacy of the Waniyanpi". |
| 14 | 766 | "No," she said. |
| 14 | 767 | "I am not. |
| 14 | 768 | I have had red masters. |