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0332 The Pulse of Asia : vol.1
The Pulse of Asia : vol.1 / Page 332 (Color Image)

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hood had endured heat and cold and fatigue in the desert,
far from the enervating influence of the easy agricultural
life of the fertile oases. Such intensity is often supposed to
be a result of Mohammedan fanaticism and fatalism. More
probably it is the result of life in the desert. There none suc-
ceed except those who, though often lazy and dilatory, are
capable at times of becoming almost monomaniacs, fanatics,
animated by the will to do some deed in spite of heaven or
hell.