"It is seldom borne in mind that without constant reformation, that is without a con- stant return to its fountain-head, every religion, even the inost perfect, nay the most perfect on account of its very perfection more even than others, suffers from its contact with the world, as the purest air suffers from the mere fact of its being breathed." MAX MULLer.
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NOYES, HOLMES, AND COMPANY.
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