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The Scented Garden
The Scented Garden (1910), PDF p. 63
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The Infidelity and Ingratitude of Man.
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Philosophy for an adequate and noble discussion
of this fascinating theme.
2. Hindus, etc. The sins of the soul. Cf. Ezekial
XVI and XXIII — indeed the whole symbolism of
the Hebrew prophets.
3. Meaning that his buttocks are now public,
like a serai ; while before they were private, like a
harem.
4. From the Q’uran. But possibly a threat,
equalling “ God may forgive you, but I never will ”,
as our demi-virgin Astraea Redux told the trea-
cherous Countess.
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