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【】softhenharles forhisinsistenceuponhisdivinerightsaddeda heoldstoryofthestruggleforself govent 62.thegreatfrenstheprinciples ofliberty,frateityandequalityuntoallthepeople oftheearth 53.napoleon 54.assoonasnapoleonhadbeeost.helena,the rulersenhadbeeedbythehated rsiany cesaboutbythefrench revolution 55.theytriedtoassuretheurbed peacebysuppressingallhe policespythehighestfunaryieand soontheprisonsofailuntriesh thoseedthatpeoplehavetherightto govetheelvesastheyseefit 56.theloveofnationalindependence,hooo strongtobedestroyedinthiseris hefirsttorebelagainstthereaary asuresofthengressofvienna.greedbelgiubr> andspainandalargenuerofotheruntries oftheeuropeanfolloandthe hany e 57.butethepeopleofeuropeingfortheir hadbeeirelygedbyaseriesofiions, adetheehe eighteeurythestfaithfulandeffit staveofn 58.thenewengineswereveryexpensiveandonlypeople of.theoldcarpenteror shoekerasterinhislittle selfouttotheowners ofthebigicaltools,andade rehanbefore,helosthisforrindependence andhedidnotlikethat 59.thegeneralintroduaerydidn abouttheeraofhappinessandprosperityhhad beeedbythegeioage aedies ed,buthesequitesolvedthe problebr> 60.butthehergehwas ofgreateriortahaherthepoliticalorthe industrialrevolutions.aftergeionsofoppression andpersecution,thestisthadatlastgained libertyofaandheryingtodisver thefundantallaheuniverse 61.achapterofart 62.thelastfiftyyears,includingseveralexplanations andafeologies 63.thegreathestrugglefora erworld 64.anitedology 65.hepictures 66.anhistoricalreadinglistforchildren 67.index thestoryofnkind highupihinthelandcalledsvithjod,there standsarock.itisahundredleshighandahundredles estothis rocktosharpenitsbeak. herockhasthusbeenhenasingleday ofeteitywillhavegoneby. thesettingofthestage heshadoark. whoarewe herarewebound slohpersistenturage,wehavebeenpushing thisquestionrkfurtherandfurthertohatdistant line,beyondthehorizon,ofindouranswer. goneveryfar. illkhepoint any things. inthischapterishalltellyouhooourbest beliefthestagean. ifeduringhasbeenpossiblefor anillifetoexistuponourplabyalihislength, theinylibeloestheageduringh norablingnhaslived uponthisearth. hefirsttousehisbrainfor thepurposeofnqueringtheforcesofnature.thatisthe reason,ratherthancatsor dogsorhorsesoranyoftheotheranils,heir oentbehind the inthebeginning,theplauponhwelivewasasfar asiinycloudof skeintheendlessoofspace.gradually,intheurse ofllionsofyears,thesurfacebueditselfout,andovered hathinlayerofrocks.upontheselifelessrocksthe raindesdedineorrents,thehard graniteandcarryitothevalleysthatlayhiddeween thehighih. finallythehourcahesunbrokethroughthe cloudsandsahislittleplahafew sllpuddlesightyosof theeasteandispheres. thehegreathadbeen dead,gavebirthtolife. thefirstlivingcellfloatedupontheersofthesea. forllionsofyearsitdriftedaiesslyhthecurrents. butduringallthattiitainhabitsthat itghtsurvivereeasilyupontheinhospitableearth.so ofthesecellsinthedarkdepthsofthelakesand thepools.theytookrootintheslisedintshhad beene plants.otherspreferredtoveaboutandtheygrew strangejointedlegs,likesrpionsaocrawlalong thebottoftheseaadsttheplantsandthepalegreenthings thatlookedlikejellyfishes.stillothersveredhscales dependeduponasngtiontogofrolae intheirsearchforfood,andgraduallytheypopulatedtheo yriadsoffishes. anberandtheyhad tosear forthetthebottofthesea.relutlytheyleftthe adeahershesandonthed banksthatlayatthefootoftheuntains.the tidesoftheoveredthetheirbrine.fortherest oftheti,theplahebestoftheirunfortable situationandtriedtosurviveihinairhsurrounded thesurfaceofthepla.afterturiesoftraining,they leaedhofortablyintheairastheyhaddonein theeshrubsandtrees andatlasttheyleaedhoogrowlovelyflower ...