...that, through his goodness and power, he has furnished us for our food. This idea was too abstruse for the Arafuras ; for one of them answered, ' Then,...feel happier than when I have drunk plenty of it.' " — Kolffs Voyages, fyc. REMARKABLE CYPRESS — Perhaps the oldest tree of which there is any record...

...which, through his goodness and power, he has furnished us for our food. This idea was too abstruse for the Arafuras; for one of them answered — ' Then...happier than when I have drunk plenty of it.'" It is, however, only among men in the most uncultivated state, while their intellectual faculties are so feeble...

...was a God who had made everything, and who was everywhere. " This idea," says Bik, " was too abstruse for the Arafuras ; for one of them answered — '...feel happier than when I have drunk plenty of it.' " And yet Lieutenant Kolff says, " It is certainly worthy of remark, that these simple Arafuras, without...

...which, through his goodness and power, he has furnished us for our food. This idea was too abstruse for the Arafuras ; for one of them answered — ' Then this God is certainly in yqur arrack, for I never feel happier than when I have drunk plenty of it." It is, however, only among...

...that he was present everywhere, and that his influence pervaded everything, ' then,' said one of them, 'this God is certainly in your arrack, for I never...feel ' happier than when I have drunk plenty of it.' The greatest impediments to the reception of a religion are not those which attach to it as an intellectual...

...„every where present; in plants etc.", meinte ein Wafura: „Then this God is certainly in your arrak, for I never feel happier, than when I have drunk plenty of it" (s. Earle). **) Tod wurde allgemein, weil „the children of the first man did not dig him up again,...

...missionaries that God was everywhere, and in everything that is for our good, one of them replied, " Then this God is certainly in your arrack, for I never...feel happier than when I have drunk plenty of it." Sir John Lubbock has somewhere written : " Religion appeals so strongly to the hopes and fears of men,...

...Islander) who, when told about the Cliritt.iiin God, said — "Then this God is certainly in your nrraok, for I never feel happier than when I have drunk plenty of it." May we not hence expect certain derivative beliefs respecting plants which yield intoxicating liquors...

...definitely expressed by the Arafura (Papuan Islander) who, when told about the Christian God, said — " Then this God is certainly in your arrack, for I never feel happif-r than when I have drunk plenty of it." May we not hence expect certain derivative beliefs respecting...

...definitely expressed by the Arafura (Papuan Islander) who, when told about the Christian God, said — • " Then this God is certainly in your arrack, for I never feel happier than when 1 have drunk plenty of it." May we not hence expect certain derivative beliefs respecting plants which...