[326]Because the Kalmucks put written prayers into a calabash turned by the wind, which in their opinion produces a perpetual adoration. In the same way are the prayer-mills of Thibet used.
[327]The "Life of John Sterling," ch. V; "A Profession."
[328]"Sartor Resartus," 1868, bk. II. ch. VIII; Centre of Indifference.
[329]"History of the French Révolution," bk. I. ch. II; Realised Ideals.
[330]In the "Adoration of the Magi."
[331]"Latter-Day Pamphlets," 1850; Stump Orator, 35.
[332]"The French Revolution," I. bk. III. ch. VII; Internecine.
[333]"Cromwell's Letters and Speeches," III. X; the end.
[334]"Life of Sterling."