rocks, and when a theme of death emanates from them, a death for which man obstin

1. ately bears the expense—when
   the dismem   
   
   
2. bered form of man is answered by the forms of the gods w
3. ho have always tortured him, become less obscure, more separate from
4. a petrifying matter—when a whole area of the earth develops a phi
   losophy parallel to that of its inhabitants; when o
5. ne knows that the first men utilized a language of signs and when one finds this language formidably expa
6. nded on the rocks, then surely one cannot continue to thin! that this i

s a whim, and that this whim signifies nothing. If the greater part of the Tarahumara race

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