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...dispatch it,—" With Care,"To a Fine-Art Museum—that old Sedan chair ! TO AN INTRUSIVE BUTTERFLY. " Kill not—for Pity's sake—and lest ye slay The meanest thing upon its up-.oard way." FIVE RULES OF BUDDHA. I WATCH you through the garden walks, I watch you float between...

...the precepts of Buddha, and no one can read his writings without experiencing some regard for the 96 Buddhism of literature. In ' ' The Light of Asia '...religion of the Orient are thus poetically recited: Kill not— for Pity's sake— and lest ye slay The meanest thing .upon its upward way. Give freely and...