The Impersonal Life

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-=== ALLEGORY No. 2 === +<WRAP centeralign> 
 +==== ALLEGORY No. 2 ====
 By Theo. Carstens By Theo. Carstens
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 On an unknown, uncharted island, in a sunny southern sea, there dwells a race, long favored by the gods. A perfect climate, a fertile soil, waters of limpid purity, and vast resources of mineral wealth make this island habitation a material paradise. On an unknown, uncharted island, in a sunny southern sea, there dwells a race, long favored by the gods. A perfect climate, a fertile soil, waters of limpid purity, and vast resources of mineral wealth make this island habitation a material paradise.
  
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 In our time and society the man’s next step would be either to sell for the accepted medium of exchange or to store for a future market. But in this strange community every accepted usage appears to be in reverse order to us. In our time and society the man’s next step would be either to sell for the accepted medium of exchange or to store for a future market. But in this strange community every accepted usage appears to be in reverse order to us.
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