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I know, my grandfather was a cabalist.
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I wanted to honour myself, gentlemen, by keeping under my roof the greatest cabalist since Enoch, son of Cain.
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It was all that remained of the too rare liberalities of the cabalist who, professing to dislike money, unluckily forgot to pay me my salary.
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The cruelties then performed by the Cabalist on a he-goat are too loathsome to transcribe.
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"They are the writings of Jewish, Arabian and Persian cabalists," said M. d'Asterac.
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"It is useful," said the great cabalist, "to know the peculiar qualities of precious stones.
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"But cabalists always seem to be slobs."
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In allusion to the cabalists, Pliny says, "There is another sect of magicians of which Moses and Latopea, Jews, were the first authors."
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"You're a cabalist," I stated.
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"Do not forget, abbé," said the cabalist, "that possession of the greatest secrets is attached to the knowledge of those ancient texts."
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"Mosaide," he further said, "is a good enough cabalist to reach his enemies without going to the trouble of running after them.