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 1 Magic |       a-begging, and through the influence of its sweet music he returned
 2 GeNote|        of Gautama Buddha. As the influence of his life and doctrines
 3 GeNote|          in English alone. Their influence on European folk-tales has
 4 GeNote| determining the extent of Indian influence on the popular mind of Europe.
 5 GeNote|        not been entirely without influence. Of one thing there is practical
 6 StNote|     version in my essay, "Jewish Influence on the Diffusion of Folk-Tales,"
 7 StNote|      shows the possibility of an influence of literary on oral tradition,
 8 StNote|         Fontaine's story has had influence on two of Grimm's tales,
 9 StNote|        Reynard form has only had influence on a single variant. He
10 StNote|     quarter, too, where European influence is little likely to penetrate.
11 StNote|        of Burmah, where Buddhist influence is still active, the Hare