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...substance of morality, have infused into their simple hearts a weak attachment for its mere shadow. For the chief part of the theory and practice of Hinduism, I am sorry to say, is made to consist iu the adoption of a peculiar mode of diet ; the least aberration from which, (even though the conduct...

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...a weak attachment for ils mere shadow. Fur, the chief part of the theory and practice of Hindooism, I am sorry to say, is made to consist in the adoption of a peculiar in»de of diet, the least aberration from which, (even though the conduct of the offender Hiay, ill...

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...also in immoral influence : he showed that the chief part of the theory and practice of Hindooism was made to consist in the adoption of a peculiar mode of diet, the least aberration from which is not only visited with the severest censure, but actually punished by loss of caste. The rigid observance...

...of the theory and practice of Hindooism at present, according to the same unimpeachable authority, is made to consist in the adoption of a peculiar mode of diet ; the least aberration from which entails loss of caste upon the offender, and exclusion from the society of his family and friends ;...

...a weak attachment for its mere shadow. For the chief part of the theory and practice of flindooiim, I am sorry to say, is made to consist in the adoption...from which (even though the conduct of the offender majf in other respects be pufe and blameless) is n»t only visited with the severest censure, but actually...