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them at an advance of about two-thirds
over the original figure. I should
like to get books, if possible
for which all preconceived
religions or conventional ideas
are excluded: They are so
disappointing. Even Renau's
"Rîves" were disappointing - he
seemed on the edge of so
much, yet pushed back no
limits and opened no new
gateways. Oriental thought
does much better than that
: it is absolutely fathomless
and measureless in suggestion.

-- I am thankful
for your suggestions that a
sort of mental autobiography
might be of interest some day.
I do not yet feel ripe enough
or big enough to undertake
it safely; but I shall do
so the moment that the sense