第3节

  【】softhenharles</p>

  forhisinsistenceuponhisdivinerightsaddeda</p>

  heoldstoryofthestruggleforself</p>

  govent</p>

  62.thegreatfrenstheprinciples</p>

  ofliberty,frateityandequalityuntoallthepeople</p>

  oftheearth</p>

  53.napoleon</p>

  54.assoonasnapoleonhadbeeost.helena,the</p>

  rulersenhadbeeedbythehated</p>

  rsiany</p>

  cesaboutbythefrench</p>

  revolution</p>

  55.theytriedtoassuretheurbed</p>

  peacebysuppressingallhe</p>

  policespythehighestfunaryieand</p>

  soontheprisonsofailuntriesh</p>

  thoseedthatpeoplehavetherightto</p>

  govetheelvesastheyseefit</p>

  56.theloveofnationalindependence,hooo</p>

  strongtobedestroyedinthiseris</p>

  hefirsttorebelagainstthereaary</p>

  asuresofthengressofvienna.greedbelgiubr></p>

  andspainandalargenuerofotheruntries</p>

  oftheeuropeanfolloandthe</p>

  hany</p>

  e</p>

  57.butethepeopleofeuropeingfortheir</p>

  <lived</p>

  hadbeeirelygedbyaseriesofiions,</p>

  adetheehe</p>

  eighteeurythestfaithfulandeffit</p>

  staveofn</p>

  58.thenewengineswereveryexpensiveandonlypeople</p>

  of.theoldcarpenteror</p>

  shoekerasterinhislittle</p>

  selfouttotheowners</p>

  ofthebigicaltools,andade</p>

  rehanbefore,helosthisforrindependence</p>

  andhedidnotlikethat</p>

  59.thegeneralintroduaerydidn</p>

  abouttheeraofhappinessandprosperityhhad</p>

  beeedbythegeioage</p>

  aedies</p>

  ed,buthesequitesolvedthe</p>

  problebr></p>

  60.butthehergehwas</p>

  ofgreateriortahaherthepoliticalorthe</p>

  industrialrevolutions.aftergeionsofoppression</p>

  andpersecution,thestisthadatlastgained</p>

  libertyofaandheryingtodisver</p>

  thefundantallaheuniverse</p>

  61.achapterofart</p>

  62.thelastfiftyyears,includingseveralexplanations</p>

  andafeologies</p>

  63.thegreathestrugglefora</p>

  erworld</p>

  64.anitedology</p>

  65.hepictures</p>

  66.anhistoricalreadinglistforchildren</p>

  67.index</p>

  thestoryofnkind</p>

  highupihinthelandcalledsvithjod,there</p>

  standsarock.itisahundredleshighandahundredles</p>

  estothis</p>

  rocktosharpenitsbeak.</p>

  herockhasthusbeenhenasingleday</p>

  ofeteitywillhavegoneby.</p>

  thesettingofthestage</p>

  heshadoark.</p>

  whoarewe</p>

  herarewebound</p>

  slohpersistenturage,wehavebeenpushing</p>

  thisquestionrkfurtherandfurthertohatdistant</p>

  line,beyondthehorizon,ofindouranswer.</p>

  goneveryfar.</p>

  illkhepoint</p>

  any</p>

  things.</p>

  inthischapterishalltellyouhooourbest</p>

  beliefthestagean.</p>

  ifeduringhasbeenpossiblefor</p>

  anillifetoexistuponourplabyalihislength,</p>

  theinylibeloestheageduringh</p>

  norablingnhaslived</p>

  uponthisearth.</p>

  hefirsttousehisbrainfor</p>

  thepurposeofnqueringtheforcesofnature.thatisthe</p>

  reason,ratherthancatsor</p>

  dogsorhorsesoranyoftheotheranils,heir</p>

  oentbehind</p>

  the</p>

  inthebeginning,theplauponhwelivewasasfar</p>

  asiinycloudof</p>

  skeintheendlessoofspace.gradually,intheurse</p>

  ofllionsofyears,thesurfacebueditselfout,andovered</p>

  hathinlayerofrocks.upontheselifelessrocksthe</p>

  raindesdedineorrents,thehard</p>

  graniteandcarryitothevalleysthatlayhiddeween</p>

  thehighih.</p>

  finallythehourcahesunbrokethroughthe</p>

  cloudsandsahislittleplahafew</p>

  sllpuddlesightyosof</p>

  theeasteandispheres.</p>

  thehegreathadbeen</p>

  dead,gavebirthtolife.</p>

  thefirstlivingcellfloatedupontheersofthesea.</p>

  forllionsofyearsitdriftedaiesslyhthecurrents.</p>

  butduringallthattiitainhabitsthat</p>

  itghtsurvivereeasilyupontheinhospitableearth.so</p>

  ofthesecellsinthedarkdepthsofthelakesand</p>

  thepools.theytookrootintheslisedintshhad</p>

  beene</p>

  plants.otherspreferredtoveaboutandtheygrew</p>

  strangejointedlegs,likesrpionsaocrawlalong</p>

  thebottoftheseaadsttheplantsandthepalegreenthings</p>

  thatlookedlikejellyfishes.stillothersveredhscales</p>

  dependeduponasngtiontogofrolae</p>

  intheirsearchforfood,andgraduallytheypopulatedtheo</p>

  yriadsoffishes.</p>

  anberandtheyhad</p>

  tosear</p>

  forthetthebottofthesea.relutlytheyleftthe</p>

  adeahershesandonthed</p>

  banksthatlayatthefootoftheuntains.the</p>

  tidesoftheoveredthetheirbrine.fortherest</p>

  oftheti,theplahebestoftheirunfortable</p>

  situationandtriedtosurviveihinairhsurrounded</p>

  thesurfaceofthepla.afterturiesoftraining,they</p>

  leaedhofortablyintheairastheyhaddonein</p>

  theeshrubsandtrees</p>

  andatlasttheyleaedhoogrowlovelyflower</p>

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