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    Legends are often history processed to point some moral. They are misleading as history, but they help us to understand the people who invent and believe in them. Usually the world recognizes as legends only the outgrown cables of earlier generations. But this is merely because, believing as we do our own legends, we do not recognize them for what they are.1 ~ R. Gordon Wasson

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    Legends are often history processed to point some moral. They are misleading as history, but they help us to understand the people who invent and believe in them. Usually the world recognizes as legends only the outgrown cables of earlier generations. But this is merely because, believing as we do our own legends, we do not recognize them for what they are.1 ~ R. Gordon Wasson

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    Legends are often history processed to point some moral. They are misleading as history, but they help us to understand the people who invent and believe in them. Usually the world recognizes as legends only the outgrown cables of earlier generations. But this is merely because, believing as we do our own legends, we do not recognize them for what they are.1 ~ R. Gordon Wasson

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    Legends are often history processed to point some moral.

    They are misleading as


    history,
    but they help us to understand the people who invent and believe in them.
    Usually the
    world recognizes as legends only the outgrown cables of earlier generations. But
    this is
    merely because, believing as we do our own legends, we do not recognize them
    for what
    they are.1
    ~ R. Gordon Wasson

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